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To delete an existing replication link to a container in a DR4000 system, enter

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When replication is enabled on the container, you must first disable it before you can update it. To disable replication on a container, enter the following command string at the system prompt: NOTE: If the replication state of the link is enabled, you must use the replication --stop command to disable replication before you can update the replication link. For more information, see "--stop, --name , --role " on 93. administrator@mydr4000 > replication --stop --name dataStorage4 --role source Replication entry updated successfully. Replication Container : dataStorage4 Replication Role : Source Replication Target System IP : 10.250.194.5 Replication Target Container : dataStorage4 Replication Enabled : No --delete, --name , --role [--force] To delete an existing replication link to a container in a DR4000 system, enter the example command string at the system prompt: administrator@mydr4000 > replication --delete --name ds3replica --role target If you attempt to delete a container that already has replication enabled, this displays the following message: Replication on dataStorage4 is enabled and cannot be deleted, please stop it first. NOTE: If the replication state of the link is enabled, you must use the replication --stop command to disable the replication process before you can delete the replication link. For more information, see "--stop, --name , --role " on 93. administrator@mydr4000 > replication --delete --name dataStorage4 --role source Successfully deleted replication entry. NOTE: The --force command is optional and allows you to force the deletion of an existing replication link. This can be used when communications between the source and target are not working. 92 Managing DR4000 System Storage Operations

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Managing DR4000 System Storage Operations
When replication is enabled on the container, you must first disable it before
you can update it. To disable replication on a container, enter the following
command string at the system prompt:
NOTE:
If the replication state of the link is enabled, you must use the
replication
--stop
command to disable replication before you can update the replication link.
For more information, see "--stop, --name <name>, --role <source | target>" on 93.
administrator@mydr4000 > replication --stop --name
dataStorage4 --role source
Replication entry updated successfully.
Replication Container
: dataStorage4
Replication Role
: Source
Replication Target System IP
: 10.250.194.5
Replication Target Container
: dataStorage4
Replication Enabled
: No
--delete, --name <name>, --role <source | target> [--force]
To delete an existing replication link to a container in a DR4000 system, enter
the example command string at the system prompt:
administrator@mydr4000 > replication --delete --name
ds3replica --role target
If you attempt to delete a container that already has replication enabled, this
displays the following message:
Replication on dataStorage4 is enabled and cannot be
deleted, please stop it first.
NOTE:
If the replication state of the link is enabled, you must use the
replication
--stop
command to disable the replication process before you can delete the
replication link. For more information, see "--stop, --name <name>, --role <source |
target>" on 93.
administrator@mydr4000 > replication --delete --name
dataStorage4 --role source
Successfully deleted replication entry.
NOTE:
The
--force
command is optional and allows you to force the deletion of an
existing replication link. This can be used when communications between the
source and target are not working.