Recovering Vtl On The Target; Recovering A Nas Share On The Target - Quantum DXi V1000 Command Manual

Recovering VTL on the
Target
Recovering a NAS Share
on the Target
Replication CLI Commands
Source Host = galaxy.quantum
Replication Started = Wed Jun 3 16:38:20 2009
Replication Finished = Wed Jun 3 16:38:30 2009
Replication Status = Success
[replicated nas = 2]
ID = 1
NAS Share Name = nas_nfs1
Source Host = galaxy.quantum
Replication Started = Wed Jun 3 16:38:03 2009
Replication Finished = Wed Jun 3 16:38:11 2009
Replication Status = Success
syscli --recover vtl --repname <replicated VTL_name> --srchost
<source_hostname_or_IP address> --id <ID_of_the_replicated_VTL>
[--recname <recovered_VTL_name >] [--submit]
This CLI command allows the CLI admin to recover and recreate the cartridges
on the target system. The replicated VTL name, source hostname and ID can be
retrieved from the list of replicated VTL. If the optional recovered VTL name is
specified, it will be the new recovered VTL name on the target. Otherwise, the
same replicated VTL name will be used as recovered VTL name on the target. If
the --submit option is specified, it does not wait for the recover operation to
complete.
The user must add tape drives and robot and map the devices before the VTL is
accessible. If the partition contains media, the user will only be able to select the
highest capacity tape drive for that media type. The original cartridge type is not
retained during replication. For example, if the partition contains SDLT600 tape
cartridges, you will only be able to select DLT-S4 tape drives when mapping
devices to the recovered partition.
syscli --recover nas --repname <replicated_NAS_share_name> --srchost
<source_hostname_or_IP_address> --id <ID_of_the_replicated_NAS>
[--recname <recovered_NAS_share_name>] [--owner <owner_user_id>]
[--submit]
This CLI command allows the admin user to recover and recreate the NAS share
on the target system. The replicated NAS share name, source hostname and ID
can be retrieved from the list of replicated NAS share. If the --recname option is
specified, it is used as the NAS share name when the share is successfully
recovered. Otherwise, the same replicated NAS share name will be used for the
recovered share name on the target. The --owner option is mandatory if the
share being recovered is a CIFS share. If the --submit option is specified, it does
not wait for the recover operation to complete.
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