Before a court case-management patch window, operators want a rollback point of the virtual machine's disks and optional memory state. Which vSphere feature captures that?
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Short Explanation
A vSphere snapshot is a bookmark in the court VM's diary—disks and maybe RAM—so the patch can be undone. NSX drafts and DFW sections save network policy, not the guest's disks. Intelligence records conversations, not a rollback image.
Full Explanation
A vSphere snapshot captures a virtual machine's disk chain and optionally its memory so operators can revert after a change window. That is a compute and storage state feature. NSX configuration drafts and Distributed Firewall sections preserve networking or security policy, not guest disks. NSX Intelligence records and analyzes flows; it does not create a VM rollback point.