Zfs send snapshot to different server with different layout

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So i am eother missing this use case, or its never come up, or it works fine and i havent treid it yet.



But i have two servers, and i want one to be the backup server of main server.



I moved disks arounds and it looking like main will be raidz1 and backup will be raidz2.



I was wondering if anyone knows if i can send a snapshot from main to backup even though they use different raidz levels.



Thank you in advance for any feedback, or opinion that you may have



has anyone tried this?






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    So i am eother missing this use case, or its never come up, or it works fine and i havent treid it yet.



    But i have two servers, and i want one to be the backup server of main server.



    I moved disks arounds and it looking like main will be raidz1 and backup will be raidz2.



    I was wondering if anyone knows if i can send a snapshot from main to backup even though they use different raidz levels.



    Thank you in advance for any feedback, or opinion that you may have



    has anyone tried this?






    linux ubuntu zfs snapshot







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      So i am eother missing this use case, or its never come up, or it works fine and i havent treid it yet.



      But i have two servers, and i want one to be the backup server of main server.



      I moved disks arounds and it looking like main will be raidz1 and backup will be raidz2.



      I was wondering if anyone knows if i can send a snapshot from main to backup even though they use different raidz levels.



      Thank you in advance for any feedback, or opinion that you may have



      has anyone tried this?






      linux ubuntu zfs snapshot







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      So i am eother missing this use case, or its never come up, or it works fine and i havent treid it yet.



      But i have two servers, and i want one to be the backup server of main server.



      I moved disks arounds and it looking like main will be raidz1 and backup will be raidz2.



      I was wondering if anyone knows if i can send a snapshot from main to backup even though they use different raidz levels.



      Thank you in advance for any feedback, or opinion that you may have



      has anyone tried this?






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          Yes. This is well within the send/receive parameters. You can send from any layout (stripe, mirror, raidzN) to any other layout.






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          • Awesome! Thank you so much for clearifying :) is there something i have to tell it, or will it do it automatically?
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          • It's all automatic. The "zfs recv" code will write the sent blocks to the new pool with the correct layout. (I could go into great technical detail if you like, but it might get boring)
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          • Awesome! Thank you so much for clearifying :) is there something i have to tell it, or will it do it automatically?
            – Tom
            Aug 9 at 1:28











          • It's all automatic. The "zfs recv" code will write the sent blocks to the new pool with the correct layout. (I could go into great technical detail if you like, but it might get boring)
            – mmusante
            Aug 9 at 1:34














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          Yes. This is well within the send/receive parameters. You can send from any layout (stripe, mirror, raidzN) to any other layout.






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          • Awesome! Thank you so much for clearifying :) is there something i have to tell it, or will it do it automatically?
            – Tom
            Aug 9 at 1:28











          • It's all automatic. The "zfs recv" code will write the sent blocks to the new pool with the correct layout. (I could go into great technical detail if you like, but it might get boring)
            – mmusante
            Aug 9 at 1:34












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          Yes. This is well within the send/receive parameters. You can send from any layout (stripe, mirror, raidzN) to any other layout.






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          Yes. This is well within the send/receive parameters. You can send from any layout (stripe, mirror, raidzN) to any other layout.







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          • Awesome! Thank you so much for clearifying :) is there something i have to tell it, or will it do it automatically?
            – Tom
            Aug 9 at 1:28











          • It's all automatic. The "zfs recv" code will write the sent blocks to the new pool with the correct layout. (I could go into great technical detail if you like, but it might get boring)
            – mmusante
            Aug 9 at 1:34
















          • Awesome! Thank you so much for clearifying :) is there something i have to tell it, or will it do it automatically?
            – Tom
            Aug 9 at 1:28











          • It's all automatic. The "zfs recv" code will write the sent blocks to the new pool with the correct layout. (I could go into great technical detail if you like, but it might get boring)
            – mmusante
            Aug 9 at 1:34















          Awesome! Thank you so much for clearifying :) is there something i have to tell it, or will it do it automatically?
          – Tom
          Aug 9 at 1:28





          Awesome! Thank you so much for clearifying :) is there something i have to tell it, or will it do it automatically?
          – Tom
          Aug 9 at 1:28













          It's all automatic. The "zfs recv" code will write the sent blocks to the new pool with the correct layout. (I could go into great technical detail if you like, but it might get boring)
          – mmusante
          Aug 9 at 1:34




          It's all automatic. The "zfs recv" code will write the sent blocks to the new pool with the correct layout. (I could go into great technical detail if you like, but it might get boring)
          – mmusante
          Aug 9 at 1:34

















           

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