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Idea ID: 2788318

Possiblity to migrate/move volume on NSS32 to NSS64

markusernst

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over 8 years ago

Work in background without to off-line volume/pool

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gschwarz over 8 years ago +1

I do want to support this very strongly. Copying millions of files to the new NSS64 format is a major task. Basically like switching to a new file service solution. Please work out a solution to upgrade…

MigrationDeletedUser over 6 years ago

It's a major flaw to not have a pool move strategy after introducing a new filesystem, seems to be another opportunity to move away from NSS for customers who may be getting pressured to move their filesystems to another vendor, this NEEDS to be develooped NOW!
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Stefan Krause over 7 years ago

Absolutely must have
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MigrationDeletedUser over 7 years ago

Would this be possible to incorporate within the Pool Move system? If so it would majorly improve the process of getting from NSS to NSS64
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MigrationDeletedUser over 7 years ago

Much needed and long overdue.
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MigrationDeletedUser over 7 years ago

Agreed
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