BlueXP backup and recovery provides restore capabilities. Which level is specifically supported for restoring to meet granular restoration needs?

• A. Object
• B. File
• C. Aggregate
• D. SVM

Answer: (B)

At the heart of this question is restoring data at a level that lets you recover only what you need, not everything. Granular restoration means pulling back a specific item rather than an entire dataset. For BlueXP backup and recovery, the level that supports this fine-grained recovery is the file level. This lets you browse backups and restore individual files or folders without reconstructing an entire volume, aggregate, or storage construct. The other levels—aggregate or SVM—are infrastructure constructs, and restoring at that scale would bring back large, non-targeted portions of storage. Object-level restoration isn’t the typical granularity for NAS/file data in this context, so it doesn’t meet the granular recovery need as directly as file-level restores do.