Quantum DXi-Series Command Line Interface (CLI) Guide
6-67081-09 Rev B
February 2014
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Replication CLI Commands
Failback a NAS Share on
the Target
syscli --failback repnas --repname <nas_share_name> --srchost
<source_host> --id <id> --tgthost <target_host> [--encrypt [--
encrypttype 128|256]]
This CLI command allows the admin user to failback a replicated share to its
specified source. The replicated NAS share name, source hostname and ID can
be retrieved from the list of replicated NAS share. The
--tgthost
option specifies
the target host where the replicated NAS share will be failed back to.
To complete the failback, on the source system, run the
--recover share
CLI
command specifying the recovered share from the replicated share list and
select Recover.
Before you can failback a share to its source, the target role IP address must be
configured on the source system first.
CLI command options:
If the
--encrypt
option is specified, it encrypts the failback to the failback target.
•
--failback:
Failback replicated NAS share on to a target host.
•
--repname:
Replicated NAS share name to failback.
•
--srchost:
Source host of the original NAS share. Use
--list repnas
as
reference.
•
--id:
ID from list of replicated NAS share. For multiple replication of the
same share, ID identifies the replicated batch.
•
--tgthost:
Target host to failback to. The target host must have this system
as one of the allowed replication source. Use IP address if the hostname
cannot be resolved from the system.
•
--encrypt:
Encrypt the failback to the source.
• -
-encrypttype:
if specified, the encryption type will be either 128 bits or 256
bits encryption.
Deleting a Replicated
VTL from the Target
syscli --del repvtl --repname <replicated_VTL_name> --srchost
<source_host> --id <ID>
This CLI command allows the CLI admin to delete a replicated VTL from the
target system. The replicated VTL name, source hostname and ID can be
retrieved from the list of replicated VTL.
Deleting a NAS Share
on the Target
syscli --del repnas --repname <NAS_name> --srchost
<source_hostname_or_IP_address> --id <ID_of_the_replicated_NAS>
This CLI command allows the admin user to delete a replicated NAS share from
the target system. The replicated NAS share name, source hostname and ID can
be retrieved from the list of replicated NAS share.
