Asynchronous Replication

These commands configure asynchronous replication.

Command

Argument

 

Description

 

create asyncreplica

-t/--type <sar/jar/hasar>

 

Creates a asynchronous replication

 

 

-n/--name <snap assisted replication name>

pair. Both the primary and

 

 

-f/--volumedialect

 

secondary volumes should be

 

 

-a/--primarycontainer <primary contName>

present before this operation.

 

 

-l/--primaryvolume <primary volName>

 

 

 

-i/--primaryip <primary host IP address>

Note:

 

 

-s/--secondarycontainer <secondary contName>

1) Volume Dialect

 

 

-r/--secondaryvolume <secondary volName>

[0] - ISCSI

 

 

-m/--secondaryip <secondary host IP>

[1] – NAS

 

 

-k/--hasecondaryip <HA secondary host IP> (Only

 

 

 

for HA-DR)

 

2) Compression Type

 

 

-z/--secsnapcount <secondary snap count>

[0] – No compression

 

 

-c/--compression <zlib compression

[1 - 9] – levels

 

 

level>(optional)

 

 

 

 

-e/--encryption (optional)

3) secsnapcount can take values

 

 

-b/--dedup (optional)

 

between 1 to 1022

 

 

-w/--wds <bandwidth in mbps> (optional)

 

 

 

-u/--utilization <bandwidth utilization in

4) WDS mode is used only in Snap

 

 

percentage>(optional only if wds enabled)

Assisted Replication and HA-DR

 

 

Example: Single volume in CG

5) This command can be issued

 

 

create -t sar -n name -f 1 -a c0 -l v0 -i

only in the storage system that will

 

 

172.16.70.70 -s c1 -r v1 -m 172.16.70.153 -c 6 -z

be the Primary.

 

 

10 -e asyncreplica

 

 

 

 

 

 

6) HA-DR (hasar) option can be

 

 

Example: Multiple volumes in CG

used only after HA is established

 

 

create –t sar –n name -f 0 –a c0 -l v0 -l v1 -l v2

across all volumes of the DAR

 

 

-i 172.16.70.70 –s c1 -r v0 –r v1 -r v2 -m

(DR) group.

 

 

172.16.70.153 -153 -c 6 -z 10 -e asyncreplica

 

 

 

 

 

7) The HA secondary host IP is the

 

 

 

 

WAN IP of the HA pair which can

 

 

 

 

be reached from the SAR (DR)

 

 

 

 

secondary system.

 

delete asyncreplica

-n/--name <asynchronous replication name>

Deletes the asynchronous

 

 

-c/--containername <container name>

replication pair

 

 

-d/--index <system assigned name>

 

 

 

-f/--force(optional)

 

-f/--force flag is optional and is

 

 

 

 

used where asynchronous

 

 

Example:

 

replication has to be deleted

 

 

delete -n name -c c0

-d 1 asyncreplica

forcefully

 

 

delete -n name -c c0

–d 1 -f asyncreplica

 

 

 

 

 

This command can be issued only

 

 

 

 

in the storage system that will be

 

 

 

 

the Primary.

 

get asyncreplica

-n/--name <asynchronous replication name>

Displays the asynchronous

 

 

-c/--containername <container name>

replication details.

 

 

-d/--index <system assigned name> (optional)

 

 

 

-s/--compressionstats (optional)

This command can be issued on

 

 

 

 

both Primary and Secondary

 

 

Example:

 

storage systems.

 

 

get -n name -c c0 -d 1 asyncreplica

 

 

 

 

 

 

list asyncreplica

-c/--containername <container name>

Lists available asynchronous

 

 

 

 

replication pairs in the given

 

 

 

 

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