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Revert a volume using snapshot revert with Azure NetApp Files | Microsoft Docs
Describes how to revert a volume to an earlier state using Azure NetApp Files.
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Revert a volume using snapshot revert with Azure NetApp Files

The snapshot revert functionality enables you to quickly revert a volume to the state it was in when a particular snapshot was taken. In most cases, reverting a volume is much faster than restoring individual files from a snapshot to the active file system. It is also more space efficient compared to restoring a snapshot to a new volume.

You can find the Revert Volume option in the Snapshots menu of a volume. After you select a snapshot for reversion, Azure NetApp Files reverts the volume to the data and timestamps that it contained when the selected snapshot was taken.

Important

Active filesystem data and snapshots that were taken after the selected snapshot will be lost. The snapshot revert operation will replace all the data in the targeted volume with the data in the selected snapshot. You should pay attention to the snapshot contents and creation date when you select a snapshot. You cannot undo the snapshot revert operation.

Considerations

Steps

  1. Go to the Snapshots menu of a volume. Right-click the snapshot you want to use for the revert operation. Select Revert volume.

    Screenshot that describes the right-click menu of a snapshot.

  2. In the Revert Volume to Snapshot window, type the name of the volume, and click Revert.

    The volume is now restored to the point in time of the selected snapshot.

Screenshot that shows the Revert Volume to Snapshot window.

Next steps