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March 13th, 2009 14:00
Source not synching to target - The device is not ready
Using Replistor Client/Server version: 5.3.4 (Build 383d) Jan 25, 2005 and getting the following warnings when starting source replistor site only. Target site appears OK, no errors. Does not seem to be synching any data. Have the following question:
1. How do I get it to start synching again? Seems like there may be a problem with the kernal/cache. I stopped services then started again and manually ran synchronize. Ran for a while but then generated more kernal warnings so I aborted. Sync status remains at aborted and when I attempt to sync I get 'Synchronize failed (D:\Share1\ -> BB ASP). Windows-text: 21 - The device is not ready.'. Subsequent start/stops of services and attempts to synch generate same error.
1.1 Any way to clear/reset the kernel/cache without harming data on source and target systems? Seems like 'Delete Data Directory' may do what I need after which I can perform a Synch of all data. My understanding is this will compare the files between source/destination and if they are the same move on to the next file until all are completed. I do not want it to copy like files if they already exist in the target as 95% of entire 400GB store already exist on target system.
1.2 Will deleting Source/Target then re-creating resolve the issue? If so, can I do this without harming source/target data and sync only differences from source to target?
Sync Status(1) Completed status column reads Aborted.
Site=SERVER.DOMAIN.local File=Octo_snd.cpp Line=8543 Revision=2.297.2.6.2.34
Severity=WARNING Error=0 Category=0 Process=Server
Time=3/11/2009 12:06:18 PM Millisec=722
File open warning D:\Legato RepliStor Data\OC$00000.rdf.
Windows-text: 2 - The system cannot find the file specified.
Site=SERVER.DOMAIN.local File=Octo_srv.cpp Line=6650 Revision=2.344.2.5.2.22
Severity=WARNING Error=0 Category=0 Process=Server
Time=3/11/2009 12:06:18 PM Millisec=956
Refresh files to remote cannot synchronize source definition: D:\Share1\.
Windows-text: 21 - The device is not ready.
Description
This error can occur if you try to synchronize while mirroring is turned off. The
Windows error text, ôDevice not readyö generally indicates that the
device driver is not ready.
Resolution
Make sure mirroring is not turned off and retry the operation.
Site=SERVER.DOMAIN.local File=octomove.cpp Line=798 Revision=1.12.2.1.2.6
Severity=WARNING Error=0 Category=0 Process=Server
Time=3/11/2009 12:09:39 PM Millisec=498
Synchronize failed (D:\Share1\ -> BB ASP). Windows-text: 21 - The device is not ready.
Site=SERVER.DOMAIN.local File=Octo_snd.cpp Line=9870 Revision=2.297.2.6.2.34
Severity=WARNING Error=0 Category=0 Process=Server
Time=2/6/2009 12:47:18 PM Millisec=520
Unable to open Kernel Cache (Global\RepliStorKernelCache).
Windows-text: 2 - The system cannot find the file specified.
1. How do I get it to start synching again? Seems like there may be a problem with the kernal/cache. I stopped services then started again and manually ran synchronize. Ran for a while but then generated more kernal warnings so I aborted. Sync status remains at aborted and when I attempt to sync I get 'Synchronize failed (D:\Share1\ -> BB ASP). Windows-text: 21 - The device is not ready.'. Subsequent start/stops of services and attempts to synch generate same error.
1.1 Any way to clear/reset the kernel/cache without harming data on source and target systems? Seems like 'Delete Data Directory' may do what I need after which I can perform a Synch of all data. My understanding is this will compare the files between source/destination and if they are the same move on to the next file until all are completed. I do not want it to copy like files if they already exist in the target as 95% of entire 400GB store already exist on target system.
1.2 Will deleting Source/Target then re-creating resolve the issue? If so, can I do this without harming source/target data and sync only differences from source to target?
Sync Status(1) Completed status column reads Aborted.
Site=SERVER.DOMAIN.local File=Octo_snd.cpp Line=8543 Revision=2.297.2.6.2.34
Severity=WARNING Error=0 Category=0 Process=Server
Time=3/11/2009 12:06:18 PM Millisec=722
File open warning D:\Legato RepliStor Data\OC$00000.rdf.
Windows-text: 2 - The system cannot find the file specified.
Site=SERVER.DOMAIN.local File=Octo_srv.cpp Line=6650 Revision=2.344.2.5.2.22
Severity=WARNING Error=0 Category=0 Process=Server
Time=3/11/2009 12:06:18 PM Millisec=956
Refresh files to remote cannot synchronize source definition: D:\Share1\.
Windows-text: 21 - The device is not ready.
Description
This error can occur if you try to synchronize while mirroring is turned off. The
Windows error text, ôDevice not readyö generally indicates that the
device driver is not ready.
Resolution
Make sure mirroring is not turned off and retry the operation.
Site=SERVER.DOMAIN.local File=octomove.cpp Line=798 Revision=1.12.2.1.2.6
Severity=WARNING Error=0 Category=0 Process=Server
Time=3/11/2009 12:09:39 PM Millisec=498
Synchronize failed (D:\Share1\ -> BB ASP). Windows-text: 21 - The device is not ready.
Site=SERVER.DOMAIN.local File=Octo_snd.cpp Line=9870 Revision=2.297.2.6.2.34
Severity=WARNING Error=0 Category=0 Process=Server
Time=2/6/2009 12:47:18 PM Millisec=520
Unable to open Kernel Cache (Global\RepliStorKernelCache).
Windows-text: 2 - The system cannot find the file specified.
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dramjass
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March 13th, 2009 14:00
- Ensure Mirroring and Forwarding are enabled on the Source.
- Perform a Maintenance -> Delete Data Directory on the Source (& Target as a good practice)
- You may have to go to the Data Directory and ensure the KernelCache.rdf exists.
- Ensure anti-virus/backup applications are not touching the KernelCache.rdf file.
- You may have to reinstall RepliStor here if that file is corrupt.
- Upgrade to 6.3 SP1
Duncan
indyemcuser
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June 25th, 2009 06:00
indyemcuser
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June 25th, 2009 06:00
dramjass
151 Posts
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June 25th, 2009 06:00
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\EMC RepliStor Data
You can change the path by going here:
Maintenance -> Options -> Directories -> Data Directory