Section
Description
Available Actions
and create a seed drive for
the new protected
machine's initial transfer.
Incoming Replication
Lists all source machines from
which the target receives
replicated data. It includes the
remote core name, state,
machines, and progress.
On a target core, in the drop-
down menu, you can select the
following options:
•
Details
— Lists the ID, host
name, customer ID, email
address, and comments for
the replicated core.
•
Consume
— Consumes the
initial data from the seed
drive and saves it to the
local repository.
3.
Click the
Refresh
button to update the sections of this tab with the latest information.
Managing replication settings
You can adjust a number of settings for how replication executes on the source and target cores.
To manage replication settings:
1.
In the Core Console, click the
Replication
tab.
2.
In the
Actions
drop-down menu, click
Settings
.
3.
In the
Replication Settings
window, edit the replication settings described as follows:
Option
Description
Cache lifetime
Specify the amount of time between each target-core status request
performed by the source core.
Volume image
session timeout
Specify the amount of time the source core spends attempting to transfer a
volume image to the target core.
Max. concurrent
replication jobs
Specify the number of protected machines permitted to replicate to the target
core at one time.
Max. parallel
streams
Specify the number of network connections permitted to be used by a single
protected machine to replicate that machine’s data at one time.
4.
Click
Save
.
Removing replication
You can discontinue replication and remove protected machines from replication in several ways. The
options include:
•
Removing An Agent From Replication On The Source Core
•
Removing An Agent On The Target Core
•
Removing A Target Core From Replication
•
Removing A Source Core From Replication
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