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Dell EMC Solutions Enabler 9.2 SRDF Family CLI User Guide

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Check if device pairs are enabled for consistency protection

Syntax

Use the symrdf verify -enabled command to validate whether device pairs are enabled for consistency protection.

Use the symrdf verify -enabled -synchronized -consistent command to verify whether the device pairs are enabled for consistency protection and are in the synchronized OR consistent pair state.

Examples

To verify whether the device pairs in the STAGING group are enabled for consistency protection: 

symrdf -g STAGING verify -enabled

If none of the device pairs in the STAGING group are enabled for consistency protection, the following message displays: 

None of the devices in the group 'STAGING' are 'Enabled'.

If all devices in the STAGING group were enabled for consistency protection, the following message displays: 

All devices in the group 'STAGING' are 'Enabled'.

To verify whether the device pairs in the STAGING group are enabled for consistency protection and are in the synchronized or consistent pair state: 

symrdf -g STAGING verify -enabled -synchronized -consistent
If all devices are enabled and in the synchronized OR consistent pair state, the following message displays: 
"All devices in the group 'STAGING' are 'Enabled' and in 'Synchronized, Consistent' states."
'Synchronized, Consistent' states."Blocking symcg enable on R2 side

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