Replace received ZFS properties with locally set properties

Unless your software or your own scripts treat local and received ZFS properties as equal, you should probably set the values of the received properties again. Here’s a one-liner to do it all for you.

zfs get -Ho name,property,value -s received all | awk '{printf "zfs set %s=%s %s\n",$2,$3,$1}' | sh

For a running system you may want to omit the mountpoints, only to deal with them the next time the system goes to single user mode.

zfs get -Ho name,property,value -s received all | awk '\!/mountpoint/{printf "zfs set %s=%s %s\n",$2,$3,$1}' | sh

The one-liner above assumes your current shell is csh. Remove the backslash ahead of the exclamation mark for Bourne style shells.