Hello,
How large is the data you are moving ? typically, just map the share to 
the server where you can restore to, then use directed recover to pipe the 
data to the san share.
Other then that you can use, secure copy type of application to move the 
data between server and NAS share.
HTH



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Fazil Saiyed wrote:
> No,
> You can recover to the SAN volume if it's shared ( map a drive) or 
locally 
> to where such  a drive is assigned as long as the server in question is 
> legato client.
> Thanks
> 


I have a windows server that has local storage that I would like to move 
to a CIFS share on our NETAPP SAN. 
 
I was wondering if I could select the Windows Server Client and then 
select the SAN Volume and change the Recover option to point to the Volume 
on the SAN where the CIFS share is located.

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