Hi,
I wonder how is that possible that my source and destination volume have not the same available space ?
It's okey to have some GB, i mean the synchronisation has to be execute, but when we talk about hundred of GB is that normal ?
ok. That could explain the difference in space.
Understanding SnapMirror storage efficiency - NetApp Knowledge Base
https://kb.netapp.com/Advice_and_Troubleshooting/Data_Protection_and_Security/SnapMirror/Snapmirror_Destination_volume_space_usage_is_greater_than_Source_volume
https://kb.netapp.com/Advice_and_Troubleshooting/Data_Protection_and_Security/SnapMirror/How_to_enable_SnapMirror_storage_efficiency_between_volumes_with_different_compression_types
Please attach the screenshot of the difference, it helps.
In the mean time - Could you also give us the output of how the 'storage efficiency' is configured for the source/dest. If the storage efficiency configuration on the destination volume does not match source volume, it will result in loss of storage efficiency on transfer. In this case, destination volume shows higher disk usage than source volume. Also, mention the ONTAP version.
Effiency is enable on the source volume, but not on the dest. (that what i red in the documentation of Netapp).
Ontap version : Ontap 9.6P2
