A VMware Administrator needs to restore a VM after a recent server patch update has corrupted the VM operating system. What is the quickest way to restore the VM?

The correct answer is C. From ONTAP System Manager, create a FlexClone of a Snapshot before the patch update. Creating a FlexClone from a pre-patch Snapshot is the quickest, space-efficient method to restore a single VM without affecting others in the datastore. It enables immediate access to the VM's previous state without a full restore or rollback of the entire volume.

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AFrom vCenter vSphere client, use SnapCenter Plug-In for VMware vSphere to restore the VM
BFrom the SnapCenter Server, use SnapCenter Plug-In for VMware vSphere to restore the VM
CFrom ONTAP System Manager, create a FlexClone of a Snapshot before the patch update,
DFrom ONTAP System Manager, rollback the datastore volume containing multiple VMs to a

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Creating a FlexClone from a pre-patch Snapshot is the quickest, space-efficient method to restore a single VM without affecting others in the datastore. It enables immediate access to the VM's previous state without a full restore or rollback of the entire volume.

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#VM restore#SnapCenter#VMware vSphere#FlexClone

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