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A little while ago I posted about irreversibly losing a dataset when the Corral UI did something I didn't expect it to, so I'd appreciate some clarification on FN11 UI behaviour before I press the same button again!
My granddad recently connected his laptop to my network, browsed the network share and subsequently infected both my FN datasets with ransomware, which immediately encrypted all of my files. I've cloned a snapshot of each dataset into a new dataset (the restore function didn't work), so I now have the following datasets.
Data (infected with ransomware)
New_Data (Uninfected clone of Data dataset prior to infection)
Media (infected with ransomware)
New_Media (Uninfected clone of Media dataset prior to infection)
I'd now like to delete the two datasets that are infected. When I press delete, I am warned that this action will subsequently delete all of the associated snapshots. However, can I have some reassurance that it won't delete each of the 'New' datasets, which were cloned upon the soon to be deleted snapshots.
Thank you :)
My granddad recently connected his laptop to my network, browsed the network share and subsequently infected both my FN datasets with ransomware, which immediately encrypted all of my files. I've cloned a snapshot of each dataset into a new dataset (the restore function didn't work), so I now have the following datasets.
Data (infected with ransomware)
New_Data (Uninfected clone of Data dataset prior to infection)
Media (infected with ransomware)
New_Media (Uninfected clone of Media dataset prior to infection)
I'd now like to delete the two datasets that are infected. When I press delete, I am warned that this action will subsequently delete all of the associated snapshots. However, can I have some reassurance that it won't delete each of the 'New' datasets, which were cloned upon the soon to be deleted snapshots.
Thank you :)
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