Starting in ReadyNAS OS 6.5, NETGEAR streamlines the snapshot recover, restore, roll back, clone, and delete user interface. The UI enhancements include: the Recover Files screen replaces the Timeline functionality and is more easily accessed through the new Snapshots button.
To recover and restore a snapshot:
- Log in to your ReadyNAS Admin Page.
- Click Shares > Shares.
- Click Snapshots.
- (Optional) Use the Go To date picker, located at the top right corner of the Recover Files screen, to filter snapshots by year, month, or day.
- Right-click the snapshot that you want to recover.
- Left-click Browse.
- Right-click the folder you want to restore.
- Left-click Restore.
You are prompted to confirm the restore command. - Click Yes.
To rollback a snapshot:
- Log in to your ReadyNAS Admin Page.
- Click Shares > Shares.
- Click Snapshots.
- (Optional) Use the Go To date picker, located at the top right corner of the Recover Files screen, to filter snapshots by year, month, or day.
- Right-click the snapshot that you want to rollback.
- Left-click Rollback.
- Read the data loss warning that displays.
- Type DELETE DATA into the dialogue box and click Rollback.
To clone a snapshot:
- Log in to your ReadyNAS Admin Page.
- Click Shares > Shares.
- Click Snapshots.
- (Optional) Use the Go To date picker, located at the top right corner of the Recover Files screen, to filter snapshots by year, month, or day.
- Right-click the snapshot that you want to clone.
- Click Clone.
You are prompted to create a share for the cloned snapshot. - Type a unique share name for your cloned snapshot and click Apply.
To delete a snapshot:
- Log in to your ReadyNAS Admin Page.
- Click Shares > Shares.
- Click Snapshots.
- (Optional) Use the Go To date picker, located at the top right corner of the Recover Files screen, to filter snapshots by year, month, or day.
- Right-click the snapshot that you want to delete.
- Click Delete.
You are prompted to confirm the delete command. - Click Yes.
To learn more about snapshot basics, visit How does my ReadyNAS OS 6 storage system use snapshots to protect my data?.