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Re: snapshot filesystem

 
Jose_11
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snapshot filesystem

Hi,

If snapshot file system is created using the command:
mount -F vxfs -o snapof=/org_vol /snap_fs /snap_mount_point

Is there is a way to know the actual % used space on /snap_fs .

Note: bdf on the snapshot show the same result as for the original filesystem.

Thanks for any reply,

Joe




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Steven Sim Kok Leong
Honored Contributor

Re: snapshot filesystem

Hi,

Use the command df_vxfs to monitor free space on your snapshot volume. For more information, man 1m df_vxfs.

Hope this helps. Regards.

Steven Sim Kok Leong
federico_3
Honored Contributor

Re: snapshot filesystem

df_vxfs should help you.


Federico
Jose_11
Advisor

Re: snapshot filesystem

Hi,

I tried df command but it didn't help !

Joe
Thierry Poels_1
Honored Contributor

Re: snapshot filesystem

Hi,

I've been using snapshot filesystems as well for backup purposes. I also have been looking around for a way to check the free space of the snapshot filesystem, but could not find anything at that time.

The good thing is, that only BLOCKS are copied before they get modified, not whole files. So generally a low percentage of the original space should be sufficient.

regards,
Thierry.
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