Clone volumes and LUNs for testing
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You can clone volumes and LUNs to create temporary, writable copies for testing. The clones reflect the current, point-in-time state of the data. You can also use clones to give additional users access to data without giving them access to production data.
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The FlexClone license should be installed on the storage system. |
Cloning a volume
Create a clone of a volume, as follows:
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Click Storage > Volumes.
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Click
next to the name of the volume you want to clone.
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Select Clone from the list.
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Specify a name for the clone and complete the other selections.
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Click Clone and verify that the volume clone appears in the list of volumes.
Alternatively, you can clone a volume from the Overview that displays when you view volume details.
Cloning a LUN
Create a clone of a LUN, as follows:
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Click Storage > LUNs.
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Click
next to the name of the LUN you want to clone.
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Select Clone from the list.
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Specify a name for the clone and complete the other selections.
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Click Clone and verify that the LUN clone appears in the list of LUNs.
Alternatively, you can clone a LUN from the Overview that displays when you view LUN details.
When you create a LUN clone, System Manager automatically enables the deletion of the clone when space is needed.