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ZFS send/recv full snapshot

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I have been backing up my ZFS pool in Server A to Server B (backup server) via zfs send/recv, and using daily incremental snapshots.

Due to hardware issues, the ZFS pool in Server A is now gone - and I want to restore/recover it asap.

Currently the snapshot list in my Server B is as follows :

zfs49/tank@2021Nov301705   368G      -     3.52T  -
zfs49/tank@2021Dec011705  65.2G      -     3.52T  -
zfs49/tank@2021Dec021705  66.4G      -     3.52T  -
zfs49/tank@2021Dec031705     0B      -     3.52T  -

where zfs49/tank@2021Dec031705 is the latest.

I would like to send back the whole pool (including the snapshots) back to Server A, but I'm unsure of the exact command to run.

Question : On Server B, will doing zfs send zfs49/tank@2021Dec031705 | ssh <Server A host ip> zfs recv tank be sufficient to receive the full ZFS pool + all the snapshots (so I can continue incremental send/recv backups) on Server A?

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