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Creating an Offline Replication (CLI)
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From the target appliance, go to Shares > Projects > Replica and locate the
replicated package.
The project is named target_appliance: new_project/share.
3.
Select the project and click its reverse replication direction icon
In the Reverse Replication window, enter a name for the new local project.
4.
This action moves the contents of this package to a new local project configured to replicate
back to the source. Any data or metadata changes made on the source since the last successful
update will be lost when the new project is replicated back to the source. If replication actions
on the source are not disabled, future updates to this package will fail.
Go to Shares > Projects.
5.
Open the project and click the Replication tab.
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7.
Click the Export replication data icon
8.
Check the replication status, and wait until the replication completes.
9.
After the replication update is complete, navigate to the newly reversed package
on the new target.
The state description should be Idle (awaiting import).
10.
Import the update from the NFS server.
Related Topics
"Creating an Offline Replication (BUI)" on page 482
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Creating an Offline Replication (CLI)
Use the following procedures to create an offline replication update:
"Setting Up an NFS Server for Offline Replication" on page 487
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"Setting Up an Export Path to the NFS Server (CLI)" on page 487
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"Exporting a Replication Update (CLI)" on page 489
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"Verifying a Replication Stream On the NFS Server" on page 490
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"Importing a Replication Stream from the NFS Server (CLI)" on page 491
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"Performing a Manual Network Update (CLI)" on page 493
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"Reversing Replication for Offline Replication (CLI)" on page 494
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