Network-attached storage is a file-level storage architecture that makes stored data more accessible to networked devices.
About this task
Snapshots can be used for restoring individual files or the entire file system back to a previous point in time.
See
Understanding PowerMax File for storage systems for an overview of PowerMax File.
Steps
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Select a storage system that supports File.
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Select
.
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Select the
FILE SYSTEMS tab.
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Click
VIEW ALL DETAILS.
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Select the
SNAPSHOTS tab.
The following properties display:
- Name—Snapshot name
- Access Type—Access type
- Creator Type—Creator type
- Creation Time—Creation time
- Expiration Time—Expiration time
- Health—Indicator of health
Click
to view the full list of file system snapshot properties .
The following properties display:
- Name—Snapshot name
- Access Type—Access type
- Creator Type—Creator type
- Creation Time—Creation time
- Expiration Time—Expiration time
- Health—Indicator of health
- File System—File system
- NAS Server—NAS server
- Description—Description
- Creator Type Description
—Creator type description
- Mount State—Mount state
- SLO—Service level
- Compression—Compression
The following controls are available: