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Dell EMC Solutions Enabler 9.2 SRDF Family CLI User Guide

Adding device pairs to an active SRDF/A session

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The following procedure uses device file "Myfile" to add device pairs to an active SRDF/A session.

Steps

  1. Use the createpair -establish operation to create the new device pairs, add them to a temporary SRDF group (10), and synchronize:

    symrdf createpair -file Myfile -sid 1234 -rdfg 10 -type RDF1 -establish

  2. Use the verify -synchronized operation to monitor synchronization:

    symrdf verify -file MyFile -sid 1234 -rdfg 10 -synchronized

    When the device pairs are synchronized:

  3. Use the suspend operation to suspend the device pairs in the temporary group so they can be moved to the active SRDF/A group:

    symrdf suspend -file MyFile -sid 1234 -rdfg 10

    NOTE:

    Since the temporary group is synchronous, you cannot use the consistency exempt option.

  4. Use the movepair operation with the -exempt option to move the device pairs from the temporary SRDF group to the active SRDF/A group:
    symrdf movepair -file MyFile -sid 1234 -rdfg 10 -new_rdfg 20 -exempt
  5. Use the resume operation to resume the device pairs:

    symrdf resume -file MyFile -sid 1234 -rdfg 20

  6. Use the verify -consistent -noinvalids operation to display when the device pairs become consistent and there are no invalid tracks on the R1 and R2 sides:
    symrdf verify -file MyFile -sid 1234 -rdfg 20 -consistent -noinvalids
    NOTE:Do not enable host access to the R1 side until the pair state for the devices reaches Consistent.

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