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SyncIQ and failing back
Hi all,
I'm assuming this question has already been answered somewhere. If so, please point me in the right direction .
With regard to SyncIQ, when failing back to the primary cluster, will this perform a full sync, rather than just changes that occurred whilst in DR? After reading the documentation and looking at a few websites, this seems to be what I am reading but I do not have a definitive answer (such as this doc http://www.ndm.net/isilon/pdf/best-practices-for-data-replication-with-emc-isilon-synciq.pdf).
If that is the case, then that's a real issue when you are talking about 100TB+ of data. It is lucky we have a 40Gb link between Prod and DR datacentres but I imagine others do not have that luxury. Also, what happens to the data already on the Primary cluster?
Any help is appreciated.
Cheers,
Luke.
peglarr
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March 18th, 2014 09:00
Luke - the document you are looking at is 3 years old. Ditch that bad boy & download a copy of H8224 (dated February 2014). You'll find the answer on page 18 - the failback sync is a differential sync, aka 'diff_sync'.
Have fun,
Rob
lukepdjohnson1
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March 18th, 2014 14:00
Rob, love your work - thanks for the help!