When performing a failover test for a single virtual machine, which recovery point option should be selected for a faster recovery?

Selecting the "Latest processed" recovery point option is optimal for achieving a faster recovery when performing a failover test for a single virtual machine. This option ensures that the recovery process utilizes the most recent set of data that has been successfully processed and is readily available.

By choosing the latest processed recovery point, you minimize the amount of data that needs to be restored since it captures the most up-to-date state of the virtual machine. This reduces the time required for restoration and allows for a quicker return to operational status. The latest processed point generally includes all changes and updates made to the virtual machine up to that last processing period, thus streamlining the recovery process.

In contrast, the other options—previous processed, oldest available, and all available—would involve reverting to older or less optimal recovery points that could contain more outdated data and result in a longer recovery time. Selecting anything other than the latest processed could lead to unnecessary delays and complications during the failover test.