Problem with replication Pool

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It is believed that the customer is not properly replicated data. How do I know whether they were mistaken? With the help of a product can be viewed the same whether the content on centera source. Replication is Source to Cluster! Here's a look at it is the result of the command sho pool det Library for Centera source: sho pool det Library Centera Pool Detail Report ------------------------------------------------------ Generated on 6 Февраль 2009 г. 16:34:57 BDT Pool Name: Library Pool ID: 46b342de-1dd2-11b2-a947-8b5a4572a7a9-2 Pool Mask: rdqeDcw- Cluster Mask: rdqe-cw-P- Pool Quota: 1,024 GB Used Pool Capacity: 164 GB Free Pool Capacity: 860 GB Number of C-Clips: 647972 Number of Files: 647971 Number of scheduled tasks: 0 Granted Rights to Access Profiles: Profile Name Granted Effective Monitor Cap Enabled Home Pool ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Library rdqeDcw- rdqe-cw- yes yes yes ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Pool Mappings: none Pool being replicated: yes but it is the result of the command sho pool det Library on the Centera replica: Config# sho pool det Library Centera Pool Detail Report ------------------------------------------------------ Generated on 6 Февраль 2009 г. 16:36:15 BDT Pool Name: Library Pool ID: 46b342de-1dd2-11b2-a947-8b5a4572a7a9-2 Pool Mask: rdqeDcw- Cluster Mask: rdqe-cw--h Pool Quota: 1,024 GB Used Pool Capacity: 35 GB Free Pool Capacity: 989 GB Number of C-Clips: 130147 Number of Files: 130147 Number of scheduled tasks: 0 Granted Rights to Access Profiles: Profile Name Granted Effective Monitor Cap Enabled Home Pool ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Library rdqeDcw- rdqe-cw- no yes yes ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Pool Mappings: none After all, how I understand the data Number of C-Clips:, Number of Files should be identical and the replica and the source. What could be the problem? because replication is working Replication Enabled: 12 Ноябрь 2008 г. 15:19:56 BDT Replication Paused: no Replication Address: 10.0.1.101:3218, 10.0.1.102:3218 Replicate Delete: no Replicate incoming replicated Objects: no Replicated Pools: Library Profile Name: Library Number of Blob Writes to be replicated: 1 Number of MB to be replicated: 10 Number of C-Clip Deletes to be replicated: 0 Number of C-Clip Event and Hold Updates to be replicated: 0 Number of Parked Entries: 0 Replication Speed: 0.07 C-Clip/s Replication Speed: 35.61 Kb/s Replication ETA: N/A Replication Lag: <1 hour Pool Name C-Clips to be replicated Ingest in C-Clip/s -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Library 1 0.07 C-Clip/s -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Total 1 0.07 C-Clip/s correct it?

holgerjakob_c0722c · Accepted Answer

Hi ValletYou definetely have an issue with the difference in the pool across the systems. Even if replication is now working fine.Was replication implemented after already having archived content?You are not replicating delete requests so one would assume that the target shows more objects than the source.Best way forward would be to perform a restore (if running on C* 4.0.x) to get the clusters to synch. Alternatively get a list of objects referenced and validate that all clips exist in both systems. Then copy the ones that don't exist on the target.Please contact me on holger.jakob@informatio.ch to get in touch.Best regards, HolgerInformatio - Outtasking Services for Centera and DelayedDeletes

sheppie · Answer

You can use CenteraVerify to check that replication is working ok.Sheppie

ALEX_SERYOGIN · Answer

Hi! Centera Verify demonstrates that replication is carried out successfully. But Replica Centera shows, not all data are available on Centera Source. How to check whether the files are identical in the two clusters, through which means you can compare the content with admin rights and emcservice.

ALEX_SERYOGIN · Answer

Thank you thank you! You helped me!

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