Name
create_snap
Syntax
ConfigureObjectStore -o create_snap -n <Object Store Name> -T "MM-DD-YYYY HH:MM:SS" [-c Allowed clients] [-N Snap Name] [-C Copy Precedence] [-m MediaAgent Client Name] [-h]
Description
The create_snap option creates a view of the specified NFS ObjectStore share that reflects the data present before the specified time.
Users can mount this point-in-time view in addition to the NFS ObjectStore that it was created from. For example, if the original NFS share is /userTest, then the point-in-time version is /userTest-4313228400, and users can mount both shares.
By default, all NFS clients that have access to the share, also have access to the point-in-time share, but you can limit which clients have access by using the -c option.
The table lists the options that the software supports.
|
Option |
Description |
|---|---|
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-n |
The NFS ObjectStore name. |
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-T |
The time until you want to show the data on the point-in-time view. The format is "MM-DD-YYYY HH:MM:SS". |
|
-c |
A comma separated list of IP Addresses or host names that can access the NFS ObjectStore view. Specify the clients that can access the point-in-time NFS ObjectStore view over NFS protocol. The clients do not need to be configured in CommCell Console. To make this share accessible to any client, use 0.0.0.0 for IPv4 and :: for IPv6 as the client IP address. |
|
-C |
Create the point-in-time view from the specified copy precedence. |
|
-m |
The MediaAgent or NFS server to use for the point-in-time view. |
|
-N |
The name of the point-in-time view |
|
-h |
Displays the help for this option. |
Example
The following command creates a point-in-time NFS ObjectStore view for the /userTest share. In this example, the parameters are listed on the command line.
./ConfigureObjectStore -o create_snap -n userTest -T "09-6-2106 11:00:00" Create Snap for Object Store [userTest] succeeded mount path = /userTest-4313228400
The following command creates a point-in-time view for NFS ObjectStore with name /userTest share from a secondary copy. In this example, the parameters are listed on the command line.
./ConfigureObjectStore -o create_snap -n userTest -T "09-6-2106 11:00:00" -C 2 Create Snap for Object Store [userTest] succeeded mount path = /userTest-4313228400