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hi all,
i create a snapvault relationship and i want to redeem the snapshot (353GB) without destroy the relationship.
see below the configuration from the filer source:
source> df -g /vol/vol_test/
Filesystem total used avail capacity Mounted on
/vol/vol_test/ 1110GB 1071GB 38GB 97% /vol/vol_test/
/vol/vol_test/.snapshot 0GB 353GB 0GB 0% /vol/vol_test/.snapshot
source> snapvault status
Snapvault is ON.
Source Destination State Lag Status
source:/vol/vol_test/qt1 dest:/vol/source_vol_test/qt1 Source 197:48:19 Idle
thanlks for your help
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Yes, snapvault update will create a new snapshot on source. Then you can delete that 353GB old snapshot as the new snapshot will be the base.
You must wait for completion of the snapvault update.
Make sure that snapshot retention is more on destination.
Note: You must always calculate the rate of change of data at volume level before configuring snapvault.
Hi,
(353GB) is a total Snapshot used size on Source Volume.
If you list the snapshot list via (snap list vol_test) it will tell which snapshot is utilizing more and which one is connected to snapvault relationship.
Do you want to remove the heavy snapshot to reclaim the space?
Send the snapshot list and we can suggest further.
BR
Raj
hello
thanks for you reply here is the result of snap list:
> snap list vol_test
Volume vol_test
working...
%/used %/total date name
---------- ---------- ------------ --------
34% (34%) 32% (32%) Feb 09 10:23 dest_filer(XXXXXXXX)_source_filer_vol_test_qt1-src.0 (snapvault)
which command and from where (source or destination filer) i should use to redeem those used snapshot.
regards
Hi,
Can you give output of below command? It seems there is only 1 snapshot and which is Base Snapshot of Snapvault relation.
source> snapvault status -l /vol/vol_test/qt1
BR
Raj
hello raj_shrivastava11,
yes it 's the only one snapshot of this volume see below the result :
source> snapvault status -l /vol/vol_test/qt1
Snapvault is ON.
Source: source:/vol/vol_test/qt1
Destination: filer_dest:/vol/source_vol_test/qt1
Status: Idle
Progress: -
State: Source
Lag: 220:55:58
Mirror Timestamp: Tue Feb 9 10:23:52 CET 2016
Base Snapshot: filer_dest(XXXXXXXXX)_source_vol_test_qt1-src.0
Current Transfer Type: -
Current Transfer Error: -
Contents: -
Last Transfer Type: -
Last Transfer Size: 728888932 KB
Last Transfer Duration: 03:30:06
Last Transfer From: -
source>
if i want to freeing space on this volume
i have to delete the relation snapvault and recreate it ?
regards
Hi,
I am afraid Yes. What R u running out of space on Netapp?
Any data deletion happened which filled up this base snapshot?
Do u run snapvault update on daily or hourly basis? 1 thing u can try is running a snapvault update, this will force a creation of new base snapshot and i guess after that u can clean this heavy snapshot without destroying the snapvault relation.
BR
Raj
Yes, snapvault update will create a new snapshot on source. Then you can delete that 353GB old snapshot as the new snapshot will be the base.
You must wait for completion of the snapvault update.
Make sure that snapshot retention is more on destination.
Note: You must always calculate the rate of change of data at volume level before configuring snapvault.