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Create a thin clone of a volume or volume group About this task You can perform the following actions on thin clones of volumes and volume groups: ● Map thin clones to different hosts. ● Refresh the thin clone. ● Restore the thin clone from a backup. ● Apply protection policies to thin clones. Steps 1. Select Storage > Volumes or Storage > Volume Groups to open the relevant resource window. 2. Click the check box next to the relevant volume or volume group and then select Repurpose > Create Thin Clone. 3. In the Create Thin Clone slide-out window perform the following: ● Enter thin clone name. ● Enter description (optional). ● Set performance policy (only for thin clones created from volumes) . ● Set host connectivity (only for thin clones created from volumes). ● Set protection policy. 4. Click Clone. Create a thin clone of a file system About this task You can perform the following actions on thin clones of volumes and volume groups: ● Map thin clones to different hosts. ● Restore the thin clone from a backup. ● Apply protection policies to thin clones. Steps 1. Select Storage > File Systems to open the File Systems window. 2. Click the check box next to the relevant file system and then select Protect > Clone File System 3. In the Create Thin Clone slide-out window, set the thin clone name and, optionally, a description 4. If events publishing was configured on the NAS server, you can select to enable events publishing. 5. Click Clone. Create a thin clone of a snapshot About this task You can create a thin clone of a snapshot created for a volume, volume group, or file system. Steps 1. Open the relevant storage resource window. 2. Click a resource to open its Overview window. 3. Click the Protection tab. 4. Click Snapshots to view the list of snapshots created for the resource. 5. Select a snapshot from the table and then select More actions > Create Thin Clone using Snapshot. Snapshots 11

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Create a thin clone of a volume or volume group
About this task
You can perform the following actions on thin clones of volumes and volume groups:
Map thin clones to different hosts.
Refresh the thin clone.
Restore the thin clone from a backup.
Apply protection policies to thin clones.
Steps
1.
Select
Storage
>
Volumes
or
Storage
>
Volume Groups
to open the relevant resource window.
2.
Click the check box next to the relevant volume or volume group and then select
Repurpose
>
Create Thin Clone
.
3.
In the
Create Thin Clone
slide-out window perform the following:
Enter thin clone name.
Enter description (optional).
Set performance policy (only for thin clones created from volumes) .
Set host connectivity (only for thin clones created from volumes).
Set protection policy.
4.
Click
Clone
.
Create a thin clone of a file system
About this task
You can perform the following actions on thin clones of volumes and volume groups:
Map thin clones to different hosts.
Restore the thin clone from a backup.
Apply protection policies to thin clones.
Steps
1.
Select
Storage
>
File Systems
to open the
File Systems
window.
2.
Click the check box next to the relevant file system and then select
Protect
>
Clone File System
3.
In the
Create Thin Clone
slide-out window, set the thin clone name and, optionally, a description
4.
If events publishing was configured on the NAS server, you can select to enable events publishing.
5.
Click
Clone
.
Create a thin clone of a snapshot
About this task
You can create a thin clone of a snapshot created for a volume, volume group, or file system.
Steps
1.
Open the relevant storage resource window.
2.
Click a resource to open its Overview window.
3.
Click the
Protection
tab.
4.
Click
Snapshots
to view the list of snapshots created for the resource.
5.
Select a snapshot from the table and then select
More actions
>
Create Thin Clone using Snapshot
.
Snapshots
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