Synology Snapshot Rules at Cynthia Almon blog

Synology Snapshot Rules. If you have a synology server that uses the btrfs file system, it's imperative that you enable the snapshot for its shared folders today. “a snapshot starts as a copy of a subvolume taken at a point in time. All snapshots taken within an hour of the newest snapshot will be kept, regardless of the retention rules. A snapshot is a picture of what all your files looked like at a particular point in time. In snapshot replication on your synology nas, you cannot take/edit/remove the snapshots of any luns used by cinder. If a snapshot fits more than. Just wondering if anyone knows which latest snapshots take precendence when using custom retention rules? This, plus the rules for. You can go back to this picture and pull out any file you want (as it existed at that time). I saw some youtube guide talking about keeping 4+ monthly snapshots. You can make a snapshot writable and use it as an evolving clone of the.

You can go back to this picture and pull out any file you want (as it existed at that time). All snapshots taken within an hour of the newest snapshot will be kept, regardless of the retention rules. You can make a snapshot writable and use it as an evolving clone of the. If you have a synology server that uses the btrfs file system, it's imperative that you enable the snapshot for its shared folders today. This, plus the rules for. A snapshot is a picture of what all your files looked like at a particular point in time. In snapshot replication on your synology nas, you cannot take/edit/remove the snapshots of any luns used by cinder. “a snapshot starts as a copy of a subvolume taken at a point in time. I saw some youtube guide talking about keeping 4+ monthly snapshots. Just wondering if anyone knows which latest snapshots take precendence when using custom retention rules?

Synology How to Configure Snapshots Replication Marius Hosting

Synology Snapshot Rules You can make a snapshot writable and use it as an evolving clone of the. In snapshot replication on your synology nas, you cannot take/edit/remove the snapshots of any luns used by cinder. Just wondering if anyone knows which latest snapshots take precendence when using custom retention rules? This, plus the rules for. If a snapshot fits more than. “a snapshot starts as a copy of a subvolume taken at a point in time. If you have a synology server that uses the btrfs file system, it's imperative that you enable the snapshot for its shared folders today. I saw some youtube guide talking about keeping 4+ monthly snapshots. All snapshots taken within an hour of the newest snapshot will be kept, regardless of the retention rules. A snapshot is a picture of what all your files looked like at a particular point in time. You can make a snapshot writable and use it as an evolving clone of the. You can go back to this picture and pull out any file you want (as it existed at that time).