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Replication Command Usage

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• Creating and defining new replication links or relationships to containers • Deleting specific replication links • Starting and stopping the replication process between source and target containers • Limiting the bandwidth consumed during replication • Resynchronizing replication between source and target containers • Troubleshooting replication connection issues Software versions 3.1 and later support cascaded replication, which involves a Source, Primary Target, and Secondary Target. Each relationship must be set up individually using two sets of replication add commands. NOTE: You can set a replication schedule for daily and weekly replication operations. For details, see schedule -add --day [--start_time ] [-- stop_time ] [--cleaner] [--replication]. Replication Command Usage This topic introduces the replication command usage: • replication --show [options] • replication --add --name --role --peer [options] • replication --update --name --role --peer [options] • replication --delete --name --role [options] • replication --start --name --role [options] • replication --stop --name --role [options] • replication --limit --speed --target [options] • replication --resync --name --role [options] • replication --troubleshoot --peer • replication --help NOTE: If you specify a command without supplying the expected value or option, you will be prompted to provide the correct value or option. replication --show [--name ] [--role ] [--verbose] [--limits] Description Displays a detailed summary of replication-related information for a specific replication container in the DR Series system. Syntax replication --show --name backup --role source --verbose Result Replication Container ID : 1 Replication Container : backup Replication Entry ID : 1 Replication Role : Target Replication MDS Port : 9915 Replication Data Port : 9916 Replication Source : DR2K-01 Replication Source IP : 10.250.208.232 Replication Source Mgmt Name : DR2K-01 Replication Source Mgmt IP : 10.250.208.232 Replication Local Data Name : DR4100-Test Replication Local Data IP : 10.250.240.192 Replication Source Container ID : 1 140

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Creating and defining new replication links or relationships to containers
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Deleting specific replication links
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Starting and stopping the replication process between source and target containers
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Limiting the bandwidth consumed during replication
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Resynchronizing replication between source and target containers
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Troubleshooting replication connection issues
Software versions 3.1 and later support cascaded replication, which involves a Source, Primary Target, and Secondary
Target. Each relationship must be set up individually using two sets of replication add commands.
NOTE:
You can set a replication schedule for daily and weekly replication operations. For details, see
schedule --
add --day <day of the week> [--start_time <hh:mm>] [-- stop_time <hh:mm>] [--cleaner] [--replication]
.
Replication Command Usage
This topic introduces the
replication
command usage:
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replication --show [options]
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replication --add --name --role --peer [options]
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replication --update --name --role --peer [options]
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replication --delete --name --role [options]
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replication --start --name --role [options]
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replication --stop --name --role [options]
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replication --limit --speed --target [options]
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replication --resync --name --role [options]
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replication --troubleshoot --peer
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replication --help
NOTE:
If you specify a command without supplying the expected value or option, you will be prompted to provide
the correct value or option.
replication --show [--name <name>] [--role <source | target>] [--verbose] [--limits]
Description
Displays a detailed summary of replication-related information for a specific replication container in the DR Series
system.
Syntax
replication --show --name backup --role source --verbose
Result
Replication Container ID
: 1
Replication Container
: backup
Replication Entry ID
: 1
Replication Role
: Target
Replication MDS Port
: 9915
Replication Data Port
: 9916
Replication Source
: DR2K-01
Replication Source IP
: 10.250.208.232
Replication Source Mgmt Name
: DR2K-01
Replication Source Mgmt IP
: 10.250.208.232
Replication Local Data Name
: DR4100-Test
Replication Local Data IP
: 10.250.240.192
Replication Source Container ID : 1
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