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?
You can only restore a Prisma Cloud Self-Hosted Console from a backup file whose version exactly matches the current running version of the Console. Therefore, if the backup was created on a specific version, the Console must be running that same exact version to restore from the backup.
You can only restore Console from a backup file whose version exactly matches the current running version of Console. https://docs.prismacloud.io/en/compute-edition/32/admin-guide/configure/disaster-recovery
I think B You can only restore Console from a backup file whose version exactly matches the current running version of Console. Therefore, if the current running version of Console is v31.01.xxx, you cannot restore a backup whose version is v31.00.xxx. https://docs.prismacloud.io/en/compute-edition/31/admin-guide/configure/disaster-recovery
C. https://docs.prismacloud.io/en/compute-edition/31/admin-guide/upgrade/upgrade-process-self-hosted Prisma Cloud Console is backward compatible with up to two (n-2) major releases back (including all minor versions) for the following: All types of Defenders. Twistcli/Jenkins plugin.