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"Setting a Scheduled Snapshot Label (CLI)" on page 446
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You can make clones of a snapshot, which can be useful to create numerous working versions
of one share. To make clones, use the following tasks:
"Cloning a Snapshot (BUI)" on page 461
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"Cloning a Snapshot (CLI)" on page 463
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"Cloning a Clone" on page 464
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"Cloning a Replication Package (BUI)" on page 505
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"Cloning a Replication Package (CLI)" on page 509
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To determine the relationships between existing snapshots and clones, use the following tasks:
"Viewing Clones of a Snapshot (BUI)" on page 465
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"Viewing Clones of a Snapshot (CLI)" on page 465
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"Viewing a Clone Origin (BUI)" on page 466
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"Viewing a Clone Origin (CLI)" on page 466
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To view and edit existing snapshots, snapshot schedules, and snapshot retention policies, use the
following tasks:
"Viewing Snapshots and Schedules (BUI)" on page 447
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"Viewing Snapshots and Schedules (CLI)" on page 447
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"Renaming a Snapshot (BUI)" on page 455
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"Renaming a Snapshot (CLI)" on page 456
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"Editing a Snapshot Retention Policy (BUI)" on page 449
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"Editing a Snapshot Retention Policy (CLI)" on page 450
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You can look at the contents of filesystem snapshots through the .zfs/snapshot filesystem
directory. LUN snapshots cannot be accessed directly, though they can be used as a rollback
target or as the source of a clone. To manage and access the .zfs/snapshot directory, use the
following tasks:
"Accessing a Hidden Filesystem Snapshot Directory (CLI)" on page 454
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"Making a Filesystem Snapshot Directory Visible (BUI)" on page 452
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"Making a Filesystem Snapshot Directory Visible (CLI)" on page 453
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"Accessing a Visible Filesystem Snapshot Directory (CLI)" on page 455
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You can use an existing snapshot to restore a filesystem or LUN to the exact state it was in
when the snapshot was taken. To roll back a filesystem, LUN, or project to an existing snapshot,
use the following tasks:
"Rolling Back to a Snapshot (BUI)" on page 457
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Oracle ZFS Storage Appliance Administration Guide, Release OS8.6.x • September 2016
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