Enable and disable NFS and SMB client access to Snapshot copy directory
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To determine whether the Snapshot copy directory is visible to NFS and SMB clients to restore a file or LUN from a Snapshot copy, you can enable and disable access to the Snapshot copy directory using the -snapdir-access
option of the volume modify
command.
Steps
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Check the Snapshot directory access status:
volume show -vserver SVM_name -volume vol_name -fields snapdir-access
Example:
clus1::> volume show -vserver vs0 -volume vol1 -fields snapdir-access vserver volume snapdir-access ------- ------ -------------- vs0 vol1 false
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Enable or disable the Snapshot copy directory access:
volume modify -vserver SVM_name -volume vol_name -snapdir-access true|false
The following example enables Snapshot copy directory access on vol1:
clus1::> volume modify -vserver vs0 -volume vol1 -snapdir-access true Volume modify successful on volume vol1 of Vserver vs0.