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SnapcloneHostVolumeGroup

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AIX HP-UX OpenVMS Solaris Tru64 UNIX Windows Drive Drive & folders SnapcloneHostVolume ( "\\HostA2\/home/cats", SAME, WAIT ) SnapcloneHostVolume ( "\\HostA2\/users/cats", SAME, WAIT ) SnapcloneHostVolume ( "\\HostA2\CATS", SAME, WAIT ) SnapcloneHostVolume ( "\\HostA2\/usr/cats", SAME, WAIT ) SnapcloneHostVolume ( "\\HostA2\/dev/disk/dsk100c", SAME, WAIT ) SnapcloneHostVolume ( "\\HostA2\E:\", SAME, WAIT ) SnapcloneHostVolume ( "\\HostA2\E:\pets\cats", SAME, WAIT ) Comments • Associated validation commands. ValidateHostVolume, ValidateSnapcloneHostVolume • Agent and license prerequisites. Requires a host agent. Requires a local replication license for the storage system on which the underlying storage volume (presented source) is located. • Command result value. List of snapclone storage volume names (UNC). For a complete list, see command result values. • OS specifics. Yes. See examples above. Tru64 UNIX. When this command is used with AdvFS volumes that have heavy I/O, HP recommends briefly suspending the I/O before the replication step. • Some storage volumes that undelie a host volume cannot be copied using snapclone replication. • This command can be used with the CreateHostVolume command to re-create a host volume from one enabled host on another enabled host. • See resource names and UNC formats. SnapcloneHostVolumeGroup Creates snapclones (point-in-time copies) of the storage volumes (virtual disks) that underlie a host volume group. The snapclone copies are presented to the enabled host and a host bus scan is performed to identify the presented storage. Syntax and arguments When initially inserted into a job, the command syntax and default arguments are: SnapcloneHostVolumeGroup ( %volume_group_name%, SAME, WAIT ) UNC Host Volume Group Name (%volume_group_name%). Select or enter the UNC name of the host volume group to copy. RAID Level. Select the storage redundancy level for the copies. Choices are RAID0, RAID1, RAID5, and same. See virtual disks redundancy level. Wait for Discovery Select wait or nowait. See jobs wait/nowait argument. Examples These examples show host volume mount points. Device names can also be used. 160 Job concepts, templates and commands

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AIX
SnapcloneHostVolume ( "\\HostA2\/home/cats", SAME, WAIT )
HP-UX
SnapcloneHostVolume ( "\\HostA2\/users/cats", SAME, WAIT )
OpenVMS
SnapcloneHostVolume ( "\\HostA2\CATS", SAME, WAIT )
Solaris
SnapcloneHostVolume ( "\\HostA2\/usr/cats", SAME, WAIT )
Tru64 UNIX
SnapcloneHostVolume ( "\\HostA2\/dev/disk/dsk100c", SAME, WAIT )
Windows
Drive
SnapcloneHostVolume ( "\\HostA2\E:\", SAME, WAIT )
Drive & folders
SnapcloneHostVolume ( "\\HostA2\E:\pets\cats", SAME, WAIT )
Comments
•
Associated validation commands
.
ValidateHostVolume
,
ValidateSnapcloneHostVolume
•
Agent and license prerequisites
. Requires a host agent. Requires a local replication license for the
storage system on which the underlying storage volume (presented source) is located.
•
Command result value
. List of snapclone storage volume names (UNC). For a complete list,
see
command result values
.
•
OS speci
fi
cs
. Yes. See examples above.
Tru64 UNIX
. When this command is used with AdvFS volumes that have heavy I/O, HP
recommends brie
fl
y suspending the I/O before the replication step.
•
Some storage volumes that undelie a host volume cannot be copied using snapclone replication.
•
This command can be used with the CreateHostVolume command to re-create a host volume from
one enabled host on another enabled host.
•
See
resource names and UNC formats
.
SnapcloneHostVolumeGroup
Creates snapclones (point-in-time copies) of the storage volumes (virtual disks) that underlie a host volume
group.
The snapclone copies are presented to the enabled host and a host bus scan is performed to identify
the presented storage.
Syntax and arguments
When initially inserted into a job, the command syntax and default arguments are:
SnapcloneHostVolumeGroup ( %volume_group_name%, SAME, WAIT )
UNC Host Volume Group Name
(%volume_group_name%). Select or enter the UNC name of the host
volume group to copy.
RAID Level
. Select the storage redundancy level for the copies. Choices are
RAID0
,
RAID1
,
RAID5
,
and
same
. See virtual disks redundancy level.
Wait for Discovery
Select
wait
or
nowait
. See jobs
wait/nowait argument
.
Examples
These examples show host volume mount points. Device names can also be used.
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Job concepts, templates and commands