A Systems Engineer is the administrator of a self-hosted Prisma Cloud console. They upgraded the console to the latest version. However, after the upgrade, the console does not show all the policies configured. Before they upgraded the console, they created a backup manually and exported it to a local drive. Now they have to install a Prisma Cloud to restore from the backup that they manually created. Which Prisma Cloud version can they can restore with the backup?

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B. The same version of the Prisma Cloud Self-Hosted Console that the backup created Prisma Cloud Self-Hosted backups are version-specific because the data schema and configuration structures can differ between releases. Restoring to a different version risks schema incompatibility, data corruption, or silent data loss. The same-version constraint ensures the console can correctly interpret and load all backed-up configuration objects, including policies.

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A. Any version of Prisma Cloud Self-Hosted Console Backups are not cross-version compatible due to schema differences between Prisma Cloud releases, so any version is not a valid restore target.

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C. Up to N-2 versions of the Prisma Cloud Self-Hosted Console that the backup created There is no N-2 version compatibility window for manual backups in Prisma Cloud Self-Hosted; the backup is tied to the exact version that created it.

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D. The latest version of Prisma Cloud Self-Hosted Console Restoring to the latest version is not supported unless it happens to be the same version that created the backup, as newer versions may have incompatible schemas.

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