This snippet describes how to Copy ZFS Volume onto another Server using SSH. The steps to realize that are very easily and can be done by doing following:
Let’s assume you want to transfer a zfs volume named "rpool/storage" onto another Server you own.
First you have to take a snapshot from your source volume.
On your source host by enter following commands:
zfs snapshot -r rpool/storage@1 zfs send rpool/storage@1 | ssh root@yourTARGETHOSTIP zfs receive rpool/storage@1
After SSH transfer login to your target host and set your new mountpoint for the new volume:
zfs set mountpoint=/storage rpool/storage
Thats it!
See also Oracle ZFS Administration Handbook for detailed infos about ZFS: Oracle ZFS
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