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January 11th, 2010 11:00

RDF Reporting

I was trying to search the forum, looking for ways to product a report showing things like invalid tracks, etc for SRDF reporting, but came up blank. Basically i am looking for a way to produce a list of all the groups showing if they are sync'd up or if they are not, how many track are they out by between the gold and copies.

I would like to run this script from one host only if possible.

Thoughts, suggestions?

Thanks

Joe

  • praveen56

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    Posted January 11th, 2010 13:00

    Joe,

    Try this command..

    symrdf -g ....   query

    replace dots with device group name.

    Thanks

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    Posted January 11th, 2010 16:00

    Yep, i have that one. And have been using it right now, but since i have so many groups to report on, this is quite time comsuming merging all the data together into one report.

  • Rasmmacias

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    Posted January 12th, 2010 00:00

    To determine the SRDF parameters for an RDF group, run the following command:

    symcfg list -rdfg

    To check the configuration of SRDF devices before adding them to a device group, you can use the

    symrdf list command to list SRDF devices configured on Symmetrix units attached to your host:

    symrdf list

    Example 1: Basic SRDF Control Operations

    The hardware setup for the following examples consists of two Solaris hosts, one connected to a source Symmetrix and the other connected to a target Symmetrix. To identify commands on each host, the command prompts were set to

    src and tgt.

    The

    symrdf list command displays information about local (R1) and remote (R2) SRDF devices. Entries in the RDF Typ:G column identify the device as either an R1 or R2 device and the RDF (RA) group number after the colon. The ellipsis (……) represents truncated output.

    src#

    symrdf list

    Symmetrix ID: 000000003264

    Local Device View

    -------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    STATUS M O D E S RDF S T A T E S

    Sym RDF --------- ------------ R1 Inv R2 Inv -----------------------

    Dev RDev Typ:G SA RA LNK Mode Dom ACp Tracks Tracks Dev RDev Pair

    --- ---- ----- --------- ------------ ------ ------ --- ---- --------------

    …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

    045 045 R2:2 RW WD NR SYN DIS OFF 0 49500 WD RW Suspended

    046 046 R2:2 ?? WD NR SYN DIS OFF 0 33000 WD RW Suspended

    047 047 R2:2 ?? WD NR SYN DIS OFF - - WD RW Suspended

    09C 054 R1:2 RW RW RW SYN DIS OFF 0 0 RW NR Synchronized

    09D 055 R1:2 RW RW RW SYN DIS OFF 0 0 RW NR Synchronized

    09E 056 R1:2 RW RW RW SYN DIS OFF 0 0 RW NR Synchronized

    09F 057 R1:2 RW RW RW SYN DIS OFF 0 0 RW NR Synchronized

    0A0 058 R1:2 RW RW RW ACp DIS WP 0 0 RW NR Synchronized

    0A1 059 R1:2 RW RW RW ACp DIS WP 0 0 RW NR Synchronized

    0A2 05A R1:2 RW RW RW ACp DIS WP 0 0 RW NR Synchronized

    0A3 05B R1:2 RW RW RW ACp DIS WP 0 0 RW NR Synchronized

    …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

    The

    symdev list command with the –r1 option displays all R1 devices. Those R1 devices that are not already part of a device group are displayed as "N/Grp’d," which means they are available to be added to a new RDF1 device group.

    src#

    symdev list –r1

    Symmetrix ID: 000000003264

    Device Name Directors Device

    --------------------------- ------------ --------------------------------------

    Cap

    Sym Physical SA :P DA :IT Config Attribute Sts (MB)

    --------------------------- ------------ --------------------------------------

    09C /dev/rdsk/emcpower84c 16B:1 01A:C0 RDF1 N/Grp'd RW 516

    09D /dev/rdsk/emcpower85c 16B:1 02B:D3 RDF1 N/Grp'd RW 516

    09E /dev/rdsk/emcpower90c 16B:1 02A:C0 RDF1 N/Grp'd RW 516

    09F /dev/rdsk/emcpower91c 16B:1 01B:D3 RDF1 N/Grp'd RW 516

    0A0 /dev/rdsk/emcpower92c 16B:1 01B:C0 RDF1 N/Grp'd RW 516

    0A1 /dev/rdsk/emcpower93c 16B:1 02A:D3 RDF1 Grp'd RW 516

    0A2 /dev/rdsk/emcpower94c 16B:1 02B:C0 RDF1 N/Grp'd RW 516

    …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

    The following

    symrdf query command displays the status of both mirrors of the concurrent SRDF pair:

    symrdf -g Rdf1Grp query –RDFG ALL

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    Posted January 12th, 2010 07:00

    So in my setup, i am moving data from one site to another one way. The main group is R1 and is located at the production site, and R2 would be the copy at the DR sites. Am I understanding the syntax correctly?

    I am trying to understand the values meanings of R1 and R2 for the invalid track numbers.

    Also how do i list all the groups on that frame?

    Joe

  • Rasmmacias

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    Posted January 13th, 2010 01:00

    Hi Joe.

    You can to check this file for this.

    Regards.

    Ramón Martín Macías

    Internacional Periféricos y Memorias (I.P.M.E., S.L.U. Spain)

    Soporte. Depto. Postventa

    Telf: +34.91.741.36.33

    Fax:  +34.91.320.24.43

    Email: rmartin@ipm.es   Web: www.ipm.es

    Nota de confidencialidad: Este mensaje se envía desde el sistema de correo electrónico de empresa de INTERNACIONAL PERIFERICOS Y MEMORIAS, S.L.U.. Podría contener por lo tanto secretos de empresa y otra información confidencial tutelados por las leyes de la Unión Europea y otros Estados. Si Vd. lo recibiera por error o sin ser una de las personas indicadas en el encabezamiento, deberá destruirlo sin copiarlo ni revelarlo o cualquier otra acción relacionada con el contenido del mensaje e informar inmediatamente por correo electrónico al emisor del mensaje. Las personas y entidades que violen sus deberes de confidencialidad podrán ser perseguidas ante los Tribunales de Justicia al amparo de la legislación civil, penal y administrativa nacional e internacional. Gracias por su colaboración.

    Confidentiality notice: INTERNACIONAL PERIFERICOS Y MEMORIAS, S.L.U. informs you that this message was sent from its corporate e-mail network. It may include business secrets and other confidential information protected under the laws of Spain and other territories. If you are not one of the intended recipients of the message, you are legally obliged to delete the message, to not disclosure its contents and to avoid any action related on the message content. Furthermore, you are kindly requested to report immediately the incident to the sender. Breach of confidentiality duties is a serious criminal offence in Spain and other territories. Offenders shall be legally prosecuted worldwide. Thank you for your cooperation.

  • Rasmmacias

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    Posted January 13th, 2010 01:00

    I send you the file "Using SYMCLI to Query and Verify with SRDF Famili Products.pdf".
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    Posted January 13th, 2010 05:00

    Thanks!!.. However i did not receive the PDF. Maybe this was blocked, I am not sure. But could you send it to joe.cascanette@gmail.com instead? This way i know i will get it since gmail will accept up to 10MB files. I attempted to search for it on powerlink but no luck.

    Thanks and cheers

  • Rasmmacias

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    Posted January 13th, 2010 08:00

    Hi.

    Is better to used the last versión of CLI..

    Regards

    Ramón Martín Macías

    Internacional Periféricos y Memorias (I.P.M.E., S.L.U. Spain)

    Soporte. Depto. Postventa

    Telf: +34.91.741.36.33

    Fax:  +34.91.320.24.43

    Email: rmartin@ipm.es   Web: www.ipm.es

    Nota de confidencialidad: Este mensaje se envía desde el sistema de correo electrónico de empresa de INTERNACIONAL PERIFERICOS Y MEMORIAS, S.L.U.. Podría contener por lo tanto secretos de empresa y otra información confidencial tutelados por las leyes de la Unión Europea y otros Estados. Si Vd. lo recibiera por error o sin ser una de las personas indicadas en el encabezamiento, deberá destruirlo sin copiarlo ni revelarlo o cualquier otra acción relacionada con el contenido del mensaje e informar inmediatamente por correo electrónico al emisor del mensaje. Las personas y entidades que violen sus deberes de confidencialidad podrán ser perseguidas ante los Tribunales de Justicia al amparo de la legislación civil, penal y administrativa nacional e internacional. Gracias por su colaboración.

    Confidentiality notice: INTERNACIONAL PERIFERICOS Y MEMORIAS, S.L.U. informs you that this message was sent from its corporate e-mail network. It may include business secrets and other confidential information protected under the laws of Spain and other territories. If you are not one of the intended recipients of the message, you are legally obliged to delete the message, to not disclosure its contents and to avoid any action related on the message content. Furthermore, you are kindly requested to report immediately the incident to the sender. Breach of confidentiality duties is a serious criminal offence in Spain and other territories. Offenders shall be legally prosecuted worldwide. Thank you for your cooperation.

  • 1345

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    Posted January 13th, 2010 08:00

    Thank you for the doc, this helps explain it all..

    One quick question. Can i use the latest version of Solution Enabler, or do i have to keep it close to the same code level that is on the DMX array?

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    Posted January 15th, 2010 05:00

    The following links may also be helpful: Solutions Enabler Product Support Page: http://support.emc.com/products/SolutionsEnabler.aspx SRDF Product Support Page: http://support.emc.com/products/SolutionsEnabler/SYMCLISRDF.aspx## EMC Solutions Enabler Symmetrix SRDF Family CLI Version 6.0 Product Guide P/N 300-000-877: http://powerlink.emc.com/km/live1/en_US/Offering_Technical/Technical_Documentation/300-000-877_a11.pdf