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# View snapshot details

TimeFinder SnapVX is a local replication solution that is designed to non-disruptively create point-in-time copies (snapshots) of critical data.

## Steps

1. Select the storage system.
2. Click Protection and select Manual SnapVX from the Protected Storage Groups section of the summary panel.
3. Select a storage group, click , and click the number next to Manual Snapshot Count.
4. Select a snapshot and select to open the snapshot Details view.

   A graphic displaying the replication configuration is displayed. It shows the following items:

   - Containers representing the clone source and clone targets.
     - Snapshot
     - Target
   - An arrow indicating the direction of I/O
   - A central icon and label indicating the state of the replication pair.
     - Linked, Copied, Restored
     - Copying, Restoring

   The following properties display:

   - Name—Name of the snapshot
   - Snapset ID—Identifier
   - Creation Time—Date and time the snapshot was created.
   - Expiry Date—Date and time the snapshot is set to automatically terminate when either "Secure" or "Time to Live" has been set. If the snapshot is not set to automatically terminate, N/A is displayed for this field.
   - State—Snapshot state
   - Secured—Indicates whether the snapshot is Secured or not (A checkmark indicates that the snapshot is Secured, a dash indicates that it is not. "Expired" indicates that the snapshot was Secured but is now expired.)
   - Policy Snapshot—Policy snapshot indication
   - Persistent—Persistent indication
   - Snapshot Capacity (MB)—Snapshot capacity
   - Snapshot Capacity (GB)—Snapshot capacity
   - Snapshot Capacity (TB)—Snapshot capacity
   - Volumes—Number of volumes
   - Linked Storage Groups—Number of linked storage groups
   - SRP—SRP name
   - Tracks—Number of tracks that have been allocated to preserve the point in time copy of the source volume since the snapshot was created.
   - Non-Shared Tracks—Number of tracks uniquely allocated for the delta of the snapshot.
   - Expired—Expired indication

   There are also links to views displaying objects contained in and associated with the snapshot. There is a number after each link, indicating the number of objects in the corresponding view. For example, clicking Volumes opens a view listing the volumes that are associated with the snapshot.