Command

Argument

 

Description

update asyncreplica

-n/--name <asynchronous replication name>

Update ‘secondary snap count’

 

-c/--containername <container name>

 

field alone.

 

-d/--index <system assigned name>

 

 

 

-z/--secsnapcount <secondary snap count>

secsnapcount takes value between

 

Example:

 

1-1022

 

update -n myname -d 1 -c Cont0 -z 200

 

 

asyncreplica

 

This command can be issued in a

 

 

 

primary.

 

 

 

update asyncreplica

-n/--name <asynchronous replication name>

Update ‘bandwidth utilization’

 

-c/--containername <container name>

 

field alone.

 

-d/--index <system assigned name>

 

 

 

-w/--bwutilization <bandwidth utilization in

This command can be issued in a

 

percentage>

 

primary.

 

 

 

update asyncreplica

-n/--name <asynchronous replication name>

Update ‘bandwidth’ field alone.

 

-c/--containername <container name>

 

 

 

-d/--index <system assigned name>

 

This command can be issued in a

 

-b/--bandwidth <bandwidth in mbps>

primary.

 

 

 

 

update asyncreplica

-n/--name <asynchronous replication

name>

Update ‘compression’ field alone.

 

-c/--containername <container name>

 

 

 

-d/--index <system assigned name>

 

Note:

 

-o/--compression {0-9}

 

1) Compression type

 

 

 

[0] - NO compression

 

 

 

[1-9] – Compression Levels

 

 

 

This command can be issued in a

 

 

 

primary.

update asyncreplica

-n/--name <asynchronous replication

name>

Update ‘primaryip’ field alone.

 

-c/--containername <container name>

 

 

 

-d/--index <system assigned name>

 

This command can be issued in a

 

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

primary.

 

 

 

update asyncreplica

-n/--name < asynchronous replication name>

Update ‘secondaryip’ field alone.

 

-c/--containername <container name>

 

 

 

-d/--index <system assigned name>

 

This command can be issued in a

 

-m/--secondaryip <secondary host IP>

primary.

 

 

 

update asyncreplica

-n/--name < asynchronous replication name>

Update ‘hasecondaryip’ field alone.

 

-c/--containername <container name>

 

 

 

-d/--index <system assigned name>

 

This command can be issued in a

 

-k/--hasecondaryip <secondary host IP>

primary of a HA-DR setup.

 

 

 

 

update asyncreplica

-n/--name < asynchronous replication

name>

Update ‘primarymgmttgt’ field

 

-c/--containername <container name>

 

alone.

 

-d/--index <system assigned name>

 

 

 

-t/--primarymgmttgt <primary management target

This command can be issued in a

 

name>

 

primary.

 

 

 

update asyncreplica

-n/--name < asynchronous replication name>

Update ‘secondarymgmttgt’ field

 

-c/--containername <container name>

 

alone.

 

-d/--index <system assigned name>

 

 

 

-u/--secondarymgmttgt <secondary management

This command can be issued in a

 

target name>

 

primary.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

add asyncreplica

-n/--name < asynchronous replication

name>

Add periodicity information for a

 

-c/--containername <container name>

 

particular Asynchronous

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