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set destination < replica-name >
If the replica is moved (after seeding, for instance), use this
command on the originator to give the new hostname or IP address
for the replica. A hostname must be a name that can be translated
into an IP address.
set source < orig-name >
If the originator gets a new hostname, (after seeding, for
instance), use this command on the replica to give the new
hostname. The hostname must be exactly as displayed by the
hostname
command on the originator.
set source < orig-name > destination < replica-name >
To configure a Replicator pair, run the command on both the
originator and the replica.
The < orig-name > must be exactly the same as the name
returned by the
hostname
command on the originator.
On the originator, the destination < replica-name > must be a
name that can be translated to an IP address or be an IP
address.
On the replica, the destination < replica-name > must be
exactly the same as the name returned by the
hostname
command on the replica.
A replica is a read-only machine for any connection other
than the originator in the replication pair.
show config
Displays whether replication is enabled or disabled, whether the
restorer is an originator or replica, and the hostname for this
restorer.
show stats
Displays replication statistics.
Bytes sent
The total number of bytes sent by this side to the other side of the
replication pair. For the originator, the value includes backup data,
replication overhead, and network overhead. For the replica, the
value includes replication overhead and network overhead. Use the
value (and the next value) to estimate network traffic generated by
replication.
Bytes received
The total number of bytes received by this side from the other side
of the replication pair. For the replica, the value includes backup
data, replication overhead, and network overhead. For the