Considerations for restoring a Snapshot copy
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Before restoring Snapshot copies, ensure that you are not using the file system, and that you do not interrupt the restore process.
Before restoring a Snapshot copy, consider the following important information:
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Ensure you are not in any directory on a file system that you want to restore. You can perform the
snapdrive snap restore
command from any directory except the one on a file system to which you want to restore the information. -
Do not interrupt the restore operation by entering Ctrl-C. Doing so could leave your system in an unusable configuration. If that happens, you might have to contact the NetApp technical support to recover.
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When exporting the NFS entities to a volume, set the Anonymous User ID option to “0” for the
snapdrive snap restore
command to work successfully.