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CSNAPC-11971: After a temporary storage-connection failure, SnapCenter creates a new disk object instead of restoring the soft-deleted one, causing duplicate internal-RG scheduled backups

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After a temporary SnapCenter storage-connection failure, a Windows filesystem refresh can create a new nsm_sm_object for a disk instead of reactivating its existing soft-deleted object. This also causes scheduled backups to run twice for a specific resource group (internal RG).

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