Data Domain DD400 Series, User Manual

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242 DD400 Series Restorer User Guide
The del command may change the current rate. For example, assume
that on Monday at Noon, the current rate is 30 KB, and the schedule
that set the current rate started on mon 1100 . If you now delete the
scheduled change for Monday at 1100 ( mon 1100 ), the replication
rate immediately changes to the next previous scheduled change,
such as mon 0600 20KB .
throttle reset { current | override | schedule | all }
The reset of
current
removes the rate set by the
replication
throttle set current
command. The reset of
override
removes
the rate set by the
replication throttle set override
command. The reset of
schedule
removes all scheduled change
entries. The reset of
all
removes any current or override settings
and removes all scheduled change entries, returning the system to
the default.
throttle set current rate
Sets the throttle rate until the next scheduled change or until a
system reboot. See the < rate > explanation for the
replication
throttle add
command above. Current cannot be set if the
replication
throttle set override
command is in effect.
throttle set override rate
Sets the throttle rate until another override command. See the < rate >
explanation for the
replication throttle add command
above.
Override cannot be set if the
replication throttle set current
command is in effect.
throttle show [ kb ]
Display all scheduled throttle entries and rates. The
kb
option
displays the rate in kilobytes per second. Without the option, the
rate is displayed in bits per second.
EXAMPLES
To set up and start replication between two restorers:
Run the following command on the originator and on the replica
restorers:
filesys disable
Run the following command on both the originator and replica
restorers:
replication set source orig-name destination
replica-name
Run the following command on the originator and on the
replica:
filesys enable