How to restore a single file from Snapshot NetApp?

Select the Snapshot copy you want to restore from. Select Single File Restore. On the following page, select the file you want to restore. The file is displayed with its full pathname in the Source path field.

How do I restore NetApp files?

Click the Volumes tab. Select the volume that you want to restore from a Snapshot copy. Click Actions > Manage Snapshots > Restore. Select the appropriate Snapshot copy, and then click Restore.

How do I restore a single file?

To restore a file or folder that was deleted or renamed, follow these steps:

1. Click the Computer icon on your desktop to open it up.
2. Navigate to the folder that used to contain the file or folder, right-click it, and then click Restore previous versions.

How to restore files from SnapVault?

Procedure

1. Depending on the System Manager version that you are running, perform one of the following steps:
2. Select the SVM that contains the SnapVault backup destination volume, and then click Operations > Restore.
3. In the Restore dialog box, restore the data to the original source volume or a new volume:

How to restore a single file or LUN-NetApp?

Restoring a single file or LUN. You can restore a single file or LUN or a set of files or LUNs from a Snapshot copy in a SnapVault secondary volume to the active file system of a primary volume. You can restart a failed or aborted single file or LUN restore operation by reissuing the snapmirror restore command.

How to manually restore a single item with smbr-NetApp?

SMBR, it is not able to get enough information from NetApp to actually implement the calls to the secondary storage in order to retrieve the backups to be automatically loaded into SMBR using SnapCenter using the Open Snapshot selection from the File drop down menu.

How to restore a single file from a volume snapshot in?

This document describes the steps necessary to restore a single file from a snapshot from the Command Line Interface (CLI).

How do I restore a LUN from SnapVault?

The data from the file or LUN on the SnapVault secondary volume is copied to the new file or LUN on the primary volume. If the restored file or LUN exists on the primary volume, then the data from the file or LUN in the SnapVault secondary volume replaces the data on the existing file or LUN in the primary volume.