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Check available snapshot reserve on a volume with ONTAP
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You might want to check how much snapshot reserve is available on a volume by using the snapshot-reserve-available parameter with the volume show command. Learn more about volume show in the ONTAP command reference.
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Check the snapshot reserve available on a volume:
vol show -vserver SVM -volume volume -fields snapshot-reserve-availableThe following example displays the available snapshot reserve for
vol1:cluster1::> vol show -vserver vs0 -volume vol1 -fields snapshot-reserve-available vserver volume snapshot-reserve-available ------- ------ -------------------------- vs0 vol1 4.84GB
