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How to determine the replication "cycle time" for Centera ?
I am somewhat new to the Centera world so my apologies for what may be an obvious question ......
We have two Centera clusters now that are replicating unidirectionally (one in Prod, one in DR).
We have had other EMC components (DMX, Clariions) for some time using asynchronous replication.
When we first installed Centera's a couple of years ago, I thought we were told the Centera replication was asynchronous.
I'm looking to determine what the "cycle time" or equivalent Centera value is for the replicated data in order to understand what data (aka RPO) would be available in the event there was a primary site failure.
I've reviewed the Centera replication whitepaper PDF (July 2008) but I did not seem to find this type of information.
Any thoughts from those that are more Centera fluent ?
We have two Centera clusters now that are replicating unidirectionally (one in Prod, one in DR).
We have had other EMC components (DMX, Clariions) for some time using asynchronous replication.
When we first installed Centera's a couple of years ago, I thought we were told the Centera replication was asynchronous.
I'm looking to determine what the "cycle time" or equivalent Centera value is for the replicated data in order to understand what data (aka RPO) would be available in the event there was a primary site failure.
I've reviewed the Centera replication whitepaper PDF (July 2008) but I did not seem to find this type of information.
Any thoughts from those that are more Centera fluent ?
