It is possible to make the replicated file system writable, but this might involve breaking the relationship.
If you looking for a writable snapshot on a replicated file system, then you might need to create a clone of the file system using that snapshot as referance
Satty1
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October 15th, 2009 11:00
It is possible to make the replicated file system writable, but this might involve breaking the relationship.
If you looking for a writable snapshot on a replicated file system, then you might need to create a clone of the file system using that snapshot as referance
Mc Satty
gbarretoxx1
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October 15th, 2009 11:00
You can actually take a RO checkpoint of the replicated ( destination ) filesystem, then take a RW checkpoint using this as the baseline.
For example :
fs1 > fs1_repl
create fs1_repl_ckpt ( ro ), then create a fs1_rw from fs1_repl_ckpt.
There is no need to stop the replication from fs1 to fs1_repl.
Gustavo Barreto.