In a change-management request document, which section specifies the exact steps to take if the change implementation fails and the environment must be restored to its previous state?
A rollback plan is the documented portion of a change request that outlines the precise procedures to follow if the change does not succeed. It typically includes who will perform each task, how to reverse the change, and how to verify that systems are returned to their pre-change state.
Sandbox testing is performed before approval to validate a change in a non-production environment; it does not describe recovery actions.
End-user acceptance confirms users approve a completed change; it offers no remediation steps.
Risk analysis evaluates potential impact and likelihood; it does not define the recovery procedure.
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