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Template options, Comments, Example

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C. By default, mounts the components (logical volumes) in the new host volume group on the second enabled host. Optionally, use raw disk I/O (do not mount the replicated components). D. Pauses the job. E. After continuing, unmounts the new volume group components from the second enabled host, unpresents and deletes the storage volume copies from the storage system. Template options • Number of components to mount. Enter 1 or more. Adds mount and unmount commands for each component. To use raw disk I/O, instead of mounting, enter zero (0). No mount or unmount commands are added. • Suspend source before replication. Adds launch commands for interacting with an enabled host, for example to suspend and resume host application I/O. • Launch backup after replication. Adds a launch command for interacting with an enabled host, for example, to start a tape backup. • Use snapclone instead of snapshot. Generates a template that uses snapclone replication. • Include e-mail notification. Adds a command for e-mail notification of the job instance status. See SetNotificationPolicy. Comments • Tru64 UNIX. Replication is not supported when an AdvFS domain spans partitions. • Tru64 UNIX. When replicating AdvFS volumes that have heavy I/O, select the option Suspend source before replication. Example This template was generated to locally replicate one host volume group and mount one of its components (logical volume). No other template options were selected. 54 Job concepts, templates and commands

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C.
By default, mounts the components (logical volumes) in the new host volume group on the
second enabled host.
Optionally, use raw disk I/O (do not mount the replicated components).
D.
Pauses the job.
E.
After continuing, unmounts the new volume group components from the second enabled host,
unpresents and deletes the storage volume copies from the storage system.
Template options
•
Number of components to mount
.
Enter 1 or more. Adds mount and unmount commands
for each component.
To use raw disk I/O, instead of mounting, enter zero (0). No mount or unmount commands
are added.
•
Suspend source before replication
.
Adds launch commands for interacting with an enabled host,
for example to suspend and resume host application I/O.
•
Launch backup after replication
. Adds a launch command for interacting with an enabled host,
for example, to start a tape backup.
•
Use snapclone instead of snapshot
. Generates a template that uses snapclone replication.
•
Include e-mail noti
fi
cation
.
Adds a command for e-mail noti
fi
cation of the job instance status.
See
SetNoti
fi
cationPolicy
.
Comments
•
Tru64 UNIX
. Replication is not supported when an AdvFS domain spans partitions.
•
Tru64 UNIX
. When replicating AdvFS volumes that have heavy I/O, select the option Suspend
source before replication.
Example
This template was generated to locally replicate one host volume group and mount one of its components
(logical volume). No other template options were selected.
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