Restoring a Snapshot copy from a different host
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Use the snapdrive snap restore
command to restore a Snapshot copy from a different host.
Usually, you can restore a Snapshot copy from the host where you took the Snapshot copy. Occasionally, you might need to restore a Snapshot copy using a different or non-originating host. To restore a Snapshot copy using a non-originating host, use the same snapdrive snap restore
command that you would normally use. If the Snapshot copy you restore contains NFS entities, the non-originating host must have permission to access the NFS directory.