This articles describes the difference between "request system reboot oam" and "request system recover oam-volume" in terms of purpose, functionality and usage.

Here are the differences between "request system reboot oam" and "request system recover oam-volume":

Purpose:

• "request system reboot oam" is used to reboot the system using the /oam volume.

• "request system recover oam-volume" is used to recover the /oam volume.

Functionality:

• " request system reboot oam " reboots the system using the /oam volume, without any changes or recovery process like recovery of the volume

• "request system recover oam-volume" performs a recovery process on the /oam volume, which involves creating a recovery snapshot and installing the OAM volume contents.

Usage:

• "request system reboot oam" is typically used when there is a need to reboot the system using the /oam volume, such as in case of a failure of the /junos volume.

• "request system recover oam-volume" is used when there is a need to recover the /oam volume, such as in case of corruption or failure.

Recovery and Non-recovery snapshots on Junos devices