Configuring Network Interfaces for Replication
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Adding HA at each Site
If you are enabling HA that will include replication ports, you must collect virtual IPs for the HA
partners and monitor IPs for all
rep0
interfaces (for details, see
Replication in an HA Environment
Configuring Interfaces Using CLI Commands
You can only configure network interfaces when HA is not enabled. The status of Concerto-based
devices such as the 7700 FSP Controllers as either
primary
or
replica
is determined on a per LUN-
basis. The following example shows default authentication and MTU 1500 values.
Configuring Site 1, 7700 FSP Controller A
1.
Log into the site1 7700 FSP Controller A CLI by using its login credentials.
2.
Disable HA by issuing the following command:
3.
Configure
rep0
by issuing the following commands:
For example:
4.
Add a replication route from
rep0
to Site2 by setting a static replication route for each
replication interface, as shown:
For example:
ip route add 192.168.2.8 via 192.168.1.9 dev rep0
5.
Inspect the static replication route, as shown:
[controller-a ~]# isscli disableha -s <site1-cont-a-virtual-ipaddress>
-u root -p <password> -S <site1-cont-b-virtual-ipaddress> -U root -P
<password>
[controller-a ~]# networkconfig.sh initialize
[controller-a ~]# networkconfig.sh setnic rep0 no 1500 1 -1 <site1-rep0-
ipaddress> <site1-netmask>
networkconfig.sh setnic rep0 no 1500 1 -1 192.168.1.11 255.255.255.248
[mg-a ~]# networkconfig.sh finalize
[mg-a ~]# networkconfig.sh restart 1 1 1
[mg-a ~]# concerto start update
[mg-a ~]# ifconfig rep0 up
[controller-a ~]# ip route add <site2-rep-network> via <site1-rep-
gateway> dev rep0
[controller-a ~]# ip route
[controller-a ~]# ping -I rep0 <site2-rep-gateway> -c 5 -s 1500
[controller-a ~]# traceroute <site2-rep-gateway>