Host1 has a VM named VM1 and Host2 is configured as a replica server. You plan to replicate VM1 to Host2 using Hyper‑V Replica and later restore a replica to a specific point in time within the past eight hours. What should you configure to enable that capability?

Configuring recovery points in the Enable Replication wizard allows you to specify how many hourly snapshots Hyper-V Replica should keep, enabling you to restore a VM to a specific point in time. The question explicitly states the need to restore to a point in time within the past eight hours, which directly corresponds to the recovery points setting. Enabling NUMA spanning on Host2 is a performance optimization for NUMA-aware applications and has no bearing on replica recovery points. Enabling automatic checkpoints on VM1 creates checkpoints on the primary VM, not the replica, and is not managed by Hyper-V Replica for failover scenarios. Changing the replication frequency affects how often data is sent to the replica server but doesn't control the retention of historical recovery points.