I am not sure if I understand you correct. You have "inactive" checkpoints and want to activate them?
Checkpoints will become "inactive" if there is not enough savvol space for saving the necessary data. At the moment a checkpoint will become "inactive" its data in the savvol is marked as deleted and the available savvol space is increased. at that moment, there is no way back, because this was triggered because "new" data could not saved into the savvol.
You can just delete or refresh "inactive" checkpoints, but there is no way to get the missing data back.
Peter_EMC
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Posted December 10th, 2014 06:00
you do not have ckpt "paused", but the ckpt schedule paused.
can you do a
$ nas_ckpt_schedule -resume id=2
$ nas_ckpt_schedule -resume id=3
$ nas_ckpt_schedule -resume id=4