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### Summary
By following these steps, you can restore the ZFS snapshot and reattach it to a new VM using the TrueNAS Scale UI. This process involves extracting the backup archive, restoring the ZFS snapshot to a new dataset, and creating a new VM in TrueNAS Scale, pointing it to the restored ZFS volume. This approach ensures that the original dataset remains unaffected and allows you to easily restore and reattach your KVM instances.
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This markdown section provides a clear and concise explanation of the steps required to restore a KVM instance from a ZFS backup, including the necessary commands and instructions for using the TrueNAS Scale UI.
By following these steps, you can restore the ZFS snapshot and reattach it to a new VM using the TrueNAS Scale UI. This process involves extracting the backup archive, restoring the ZFS snapshot to a new dataset, and creating a new VM in TrueNAS Scale, pointing it to the restored ZFS volume. This approach ensures that the original dataset remains unaffected and allows you to easily restore and reattach your KVM instances. It's similar to cloning an existing instance except it's from a file backup so the machine will have all the attributes of the clone don't start them both at the same time because that would have IP address overlaps etc.