Less known Solaris Features: Remote Mirror with AVS - Part 6: Deactivating a replication

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Less known Solaris Features: Remote Mirror with AVS - Part 6: Deactivating a replication

Tuesday, April 1. 2008

In the last parts of this tutorial i´ve explained to you, how you set up a replication relation. But it´s important to know how you deactivate and delete the replication as well.

Deleting the replication configuration

It´s quite easy to delete the replication.
At first we look up the existing replication configuration.

[root@gandalf:~]$ sndradm -P /dev/rdsk/c1d1s1 <- theoden:/dev/rdsk/c1d1s1 autosync: off, max q writes: 4096, max q fbas: 16384, async threads: 2, mode: sync, state: logging

Okay, we can use the local or remote volume as a name to choose the configuration to be deleted:

[root@gandalf:~]$ sndradm -d theoden:/dev/rdsk/c1d1s1 Disable Remote Mirror? (Y/N) [N]: y

Now we can lookup the configuration again.

[root@gandalf:~]$ sndradm -P

As you see, the configuration is gone. But you have to do the same on the other host. So login as root to the other host:

[root@theoden:~]$ sndradm -P /dev/rdsk/c1d1s1 -> gandalf:/dev/rdsk/c1d1s1 autosync: off, max q writes: 4096, max q fbas: 16384, async threads: 2, mode: sync, state: logging [root@theoden:~]$ sndradm -d gandalf:/dev/rdsk/c1d1s1 Disable Remote Mirror? (Y/N) [N]: y [root@theoden:~]$ sndradm -P [root@theoden:~]$


            
            
            
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            As i told you before, AVS Remote Mirror is a rather unusual feature. Nevertheless it´s a really useful feature. The possibilties of such tools are endless, but it isn´t heavy wizardry as you may have noticed already. So it´s definitly a feature you shoul
        
        
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