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Can FreeNAS zfs send to a Linux machine?


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I have a FreeNAS 11.2 box. I'd like to use zfs send to send snapshots to another box.



Can that receiving box be a Linux machine or does it need to be FreeBSD?



What if the FS is encrypted using FreeNAS's GELI scheme?










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    I have a FreeNAS 11.2 box. I'd like to use zfs send to send snapshots to another box.



    Can that receiving box be a Linux machine or does it need to be FreeBSD?



    What if the FS is encrypted using FreeNAS's GELI scheme?










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      I have a FreeNAS 11.2 box. I'd like to use zfs send to send snapshots to another box.



      Can that receiving box be a Linux machine or does it need to be FreeBSD?



      What if the FS is encrypted using FreeNAS's GELI scheme?










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      Can that receiving box be a Linux machine or does it need to be FreeBSD?



      What if the FS is encrypted using FreeNAS's GELI scheme?







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          Yes, you can definitely send ZFS snapshots and filesystem streams to other ZFS-based systems. There's nothing that would prevent this.



          As for the usability of the encrypted filesystem on the target (receiving) server, I don't think that will work.



          You're welcome to try this. Is there any reason you haven't tested yet?






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            The encryption won't matter. GELI just encrypts the data blocks stored on the disk. Once you're running the OS live from the encrypted filesystem, the snapshot is just a snapshot. I second your encouragement that the OP test.

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          Yes, you can definitely send ZFS snapshots and filesystem streams to other ZFS-based systems. There's nothing that would prevent this.



          As for the usability of the encrypted filesystem on the target (receiving) server, I don't think that will work.



          You're welcome to try this. Is there any reason you haven't tested yet?






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            The encryption won't matter. GELI just encrypts the data blocks stored on the disk. Once you're running the OS live from the encrypted filesystem, the snapshot is just a snapshot. I second your encouragement that the OP test.

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          Yes, you can definitely send ZFS snapshots and filesystem streams to other ZFS-based systems. There's nothing that would prevent this.



          As for the usability of the encrypted filesystem on the target (receiving) server, I don't think that will work.



          You're welcome to try this. Is there any reason you haven't tested yet?






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            The encryption won't matter. GELI just encrypts the data blocks stored on the disk. Once you're running the OS live from the encrypted filesystem, the snapshot is just a snapshot. I second your encouragement that the OP test.

            – Jim L.
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          Yes, you can definitely send ZFS snapshots and filesystem streams to other ZFS-based systems. There's nothing that would prevent this.



          As for the usability of the encrypted filesystem on the target (receiving) server, I don't think that will work.



          You're welcome to try this. Is there any reason you haven't tested yet?






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          Yes, you can definitely send ZFS snapshots and filesystem streams to other ZFS-based systems. There's nothing that would prevent this.



          As for the usability of the encrypted filesystem on the target (receiving) server, I don't think that will work.



          You're welcome to try this. Is there any reason you haven't tested yet?







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          • Testing likely means building another box. That means buying hardware. I asked this question because it will inform the type of hardware I'd buy.

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            The encryption won't matter. GELI just encrypts the data blocks stored on the disk. Once you're running the OS live from the encrypted filesystem, the snapshot is just a snapshot. I second your encouragement that the OP test.

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          The encryption won't matter. GELI just encrypts the data blocks stored on the disk. Once you're running the OS live from the encrypted filesystem, the snapshot is just a snapshot. I second your encouragement that the OP test.

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