Print detailed information about a specified snapshot.
nlvm [nlvm_options] list snap <snap_name>
Command Example
Print detailed information about SNAP1.
The command returns the following information about the specified pool snapshot:
Label |
Description |
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Name |
Name of the snapshot |
Pool |
Name of the pool being snapped |
Mounted |
Yes or No; whether the snapshot is mounted as a pool |
Size |
Size of the pool in MB, GB, or TB |
Shared |
Yes or No; whether the snapshot’s device is marked as Shareable for Clustering. Typically, No, because snapshots are not supported for clustered pools at this time. |
PoolSize |
Source pool in KB, MB, GB, or TB |
Chunk |
Snapshot chunk size in KB (ex: 128) |
Full |
Percent of space on the partition that is used for copy-on-write-data |
PartSize |
Partition size in MB, GB, or TB, and the number of whole sectors in that space |
Partition |
Name of the partition for the snapshot |
M:M |
Major:minor of the snapshot object |
Writeable |
Yes or No; whether the snapshot is writeable |
nlvm list snap SNAPSHOT1 Name=SNAPSHOT1 Pool=BIGLONGPOOLNAME Mounted=No Shared=No PoolSize=99.98MB Chunk=128 Full=1% PartSize=50.00MB(102400) Partition=sde7.1 M:M=253:8 Writeable=Yes
nlvm list snap SNAP1 Name=SNAP1 Pool=POOL1 Mounted=Yes Shared=No PoolSize=99.00MB Chunk=128 Full=12% PartSize=75.00MB(153600) Partition=sdi6.1 M:M=253:19 Writeable=Yes