That's the default out of the box configuration.
In my case, I do snap sched -A aggr0 0 immediately and remote any snaps
that might be there.
I don't see a reason why you need aggregate snapshots in your case
Also, another way to check your aggrs reserve is
snap reserve -A
From: severino santirso fernandez
<xdl-communities@communities.netapp.com>
To: Josh Goldfarb <josh.goldfarb@prudential.com>,
Date: 04/22/2014 12:25 PM
Subject: - Do we need Snapshots on our
aggregates?
Do we need Snapshots on our aggregates?
created by severino santirso fernandez in Data ONTAP 7G/8.x 7-Mode - View
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Dear mates, our question is very simple.
We have two Storage Processors on a FAS2240-4 Chassis that are replicating
volumes (Through SnapMirror technology) to another FAS2240 Chassis on a
remote/different DataCenter.
We do NOT replicate the whole aggregates that contain these volumes and we
will NOT need to revert an entire aggregate to a previous state.
In this scenario, is it needed/advisable to have:
- The aggregate snapshots scheduling active ?
snap sched -A
Aggregate aggr0: 0 1 4@9,14,19
Aggregate aggr1: 0 1 4@9,14,19
- The 5% aggregate snapshot reserve?
netapp2-spa> aggr options aggr0
...... percent_snapshot_space=5%,
May we disable scheduling and set percent_snapshot_space=0%?
Thank you so much in advance
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