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Configuring Replication for a Clustered Configuration
6.
To view the ID of the newly created action, use the last command, which
navigates to the node with the new action, combined with get id, which retrieves
the action ID.
The ID is used later to select the correct replicaton action node.
host_source:shares PROJECT1/SHARE1 replication>last get id
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Related Topics
"Replication Action Properties" on page 547
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"Replication Actions and Packages" on page 530
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Configuring Replication for a Clustered Configuration
This task describes how to configure replication in a clustered environment. Follow these steps
to configure replication properly to ensure that projects continue to replicate after a cluster
takeover, cluster failback, or after performing reverse replication on a target appliance.
If you are configuring replication for clustered appliances for the first time, review
Before You Begin
Replication Configuration for Clustered Appliances" on page
1.
On the replication source and target appliances, select network interfaces and IP
addresses to be used for replication traffic, using these guidelines:
a.
Always select a singleton network interface to ensure it is taken over by the
peer node after a cluster takeover or failback operation.
b.
On the source system, ensure that the selected network interface and the
storage pool, from which the data will be replicated, are both assigned to
the same node. This is always the case when the source cluster is in the
CLUSTERED state.
c.
On the target system, assign the selected network interface on the target
appliance and the storage pool, into which the replicated data will be put,
to the same node. This maintains the association when the replication
configuration is performed while the target cluster is in the CLUSTERED
state.
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