Restore the contents of a volume from a Snapshot copy
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You can use the volume snapshot restore
command to restore the contents of a volume from a Snapshot copy.
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If the volume has SnapMirror relationships, manually replicate all mirror copies of the volume immediately after you restore from a Snapshot copy. Not doing so can result in unusable mirror copies that must be deleted and recreated.
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List the Snapshot copies in a volume:
volume snapshot show -vserver SVM -volume volume
The following example shows the Snapshot copies in
vol1
:clus1::> volume snapshot show -vserver vs1 -volume vol1 Vserver Volume Snapshot State Size Total% Used% ------- ------ ---------- ----------- ------ ----- ------ ----- vs1 vol1 hourly.2013-01-25_0005 valid 224KB 0% 0% daily.2013-01-25_0010 valid 92KB 0% 0% hourly.2013-01-25_0105 valid 228KB 0% 0% hourly.2013-01-25_0205 valid 236KB 0% 0% hourly.2013-01-25_0305 valid 244KB 0% 0% hourly.2013-01-25_0405 valid 244KB 0% 0% hourly.2013-01-25_0505 valid 244KB 0% 0% 7 entries were displayed.
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Restore the contents of a volume from a Snapshot copy:
volume snapshot restore -vserver SVM -volume volume -snapshot snapshot
The following example restores the contents of
vol1
:cluster1::> volume snapshot restore -vserver vs0 -volume vol1 -snapshot daily.2013-01-25_0010