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Sources and destinations of clones for Windows file systems
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You can clone a file system backup from primary storage or secondary storage. You also can choose the destination that supports your requirements; either the original backup location or a different destination on the same host or on a different host. The destination must be on the same volume as the clone source backup.
| Clone destination | Description |
|---|---|
Original, source, location |
By default, SnapCenter stores the clone on the same location and the same host as the backup being cloned. |
Different location |
You can store the clone on a different location on the same host or on a different host. The host must have a configured connection to the storage virtual machine (SVM). |
You can rename the clone after the clone operation is complete.
