ID
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ID of the snapshot.
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Name
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Name of the snapshot.
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State
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State of the snapshot. Valid values are:
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initializing
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ready
- faulted
- offline
- destroying
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Attached
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Indicates whether the snapshot is attached to a host.
NOTE:This field is blank for file system snapshots.
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Source
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ID of the storage resource of which the system created the snapshot.
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Source type
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Type of storage resource of which the system created the snapshot.
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Attach details
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Comma-separated list of export paths or WWNs for attached snapshots.
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Members
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Comma-separated list of the member LUNs of the snapshot.
NOTE:This field is blank for file system snapshots.
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Source snapshot
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For a snapshot of a snapshot, the ID of the parent snapshot.
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Description
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Snapshot description.
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Creation time
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Date and time when the snapshot was created.
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Expiration time
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Date and time when the snapshot will expire and be deleted from the system. Default is 7 days.
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Last writable time
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Last time the snapshot or its parent snapshot was detached.
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Last refresh time
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Indicates the last time that the snapshot was refreshed.
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Created by
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Name of the user, protection schedule, or backup process that created the snapshot. Valid values are:
- For manual snapshots created by a user, the user account name.
- For scheduled snapshots, the name of the protection schedule.
- For snapshots created by host backup software:
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NDMP—Indicates a snapshot created by using the Network Data Management Protocol (NDMP).
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VSS—Indicates a snapshot created by using the Microsoft Volume Snapshot Service (VSS), also called Shadow Copy or Previous Version.
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Snapshot Restore—Indicates a snapshot created automatically by the system when restoring a file system or VMware NFS datastore. You can use the snapshot to return the storage resource to the state it was in prior to the last restore.
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Modified
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Indicates whether the snapshot is or was previously attached to a snapshot mount point, or has shares. Valid values are:
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Allow auto-delete
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Indicates whether or not the system can automatically delete the snapshot. Valid values are:
Default value is
yes.
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Size
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Pool capacity consumed by the snapshot.
NOTE:This field is blank for snapshots of consistency groups and VMware block applications.
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Access
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Indicates whether a file system snapshot is a read-only checkpoint, or read/write for user access.
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IO limit
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Comma-separated IO limit policy IDs for the attached snapshots of block-based storage resources. Members of a snapshot group can have different IO limit policy IDs.
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Effective maximum IOPS
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Dependant on the policy type. For a density-based policy, this value is the product of the maximum IOPS and the size of the attached snapshot. This is a read-only attribute.
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Effective maximum KBPS
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Dependant on the policy type. For a density-based policy, this value is the product of the maximum KBPS and the size of the attached snapshot. This is a read-only attribute.
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Remote system
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Comma-separated list of remote systems which the snapshot is replicated or will be replicated to. There are at most 4 remote systems.
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Read/write hosts
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Comma-separated list of identifiers of hosts allowed writing data. Applies only if the snapshot is attached to a dynamic snapshot mount point.
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Read-only hosts
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Comma-separated list of identifiers of hosts allowed reading data. Applies only if the snapshot is attached to a dynamic snapshot mount point.
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Replicated
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Indicates whether the snapshot is asynchronously replicated. Valid values:
- no—Not marked for replication
- pending—Marked for replication, but waiting synchronization
- yes—Successfully replicated to destination
- failed to replicate, check System Alerts for details—Failed to replicate
- in progress—snapshot is being transferred
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Sync replicated
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Indicates whether the snapshot participates in a synchronous replication session. Valid values:
- no—Either the snapshot was created on the destination site and will not be replicated on the source, or the snapshot was created before a synchronous replication session was set up.
- yes—Successfully replicated.
- failed to replicate—Snapshot was created on the source site while a replication session was in a fractured state. The snapshot was not replicated to the destination site.
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Remote expiration time
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Comma-separated list of expiration time corresponding to each remote system when the snapshot will be removed from each destination.
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Remote allow auto-delete
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Indicates whether this snapshot participates in auto-delete on the destination. Valid values are:
Default value is
no.
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Clone count
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Indicates the number of thin clones associated with the snapshot.
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Replication Origin
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Array from which the replicated snapshot was created. Valid values:
- N/A — Indicates that the snapshot is not replicated to the remote system or it was synchronously replicated from the system whose OE version is older than 5.1.0.
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[System serial number] — Indicates the system where the snapshot originates from.
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