I usually have a mixture of SRDF/A and Adaptive Copy traffic in my environment, since I often am using acp_disk to do initial syncs, catch up after link outages, etc. I regularly log the output of SYMCLI command "symstat -sid -i 5 -reptype rdfa -v", which gives me helpful data on R1->R2 Throughput, Cache Uutilization, etc. However, this command never shows any data for the RDF Groups that are in acp_disk mode, and the manual page for symstat doesn't seem to indicate a way to see details on Adaptive Copy traffic (e.g. "-reptype acp_disk" would seem logical, but it's not there). Am I missing something obvious? I'm currently planning to craft up some tricky workarounds, e.g. log total network throughput (such as on my WAN router) and then subtract the SRDF/A traffic found from my existing command. But it would seem like there should be a more obvious way.

For what it's worth, I'm using SYMCLI v7.2 and VMAX1-SE with Enginuity 5785 on both sides.

Thanks!

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Phil