- Notes, cautions, and warnings
- Preface
- Introduction to TimeFinder/Clone
- TimeFinder/Clone operations on SGs
- TimeFinder/Clone operations on DGs, and CGs
- TimeFinder/Clone overview
- Create TimeFinder clone copy session
- Activate a TimeFinder clone copy session
- Recreate TimeFinder clone copy device
- Restore data from target device
- Split a clone device pair
- Terminate TimeFinder clone copy session
- Query TimeFinder clone copy session pairs
- Verify TimeFinder clone copy session pair states
- TimeFinder cascaded clone copy session
- Creating multiple clone copies from a standard device
- Using composite groups to manage clone pairs across arrays
- Command options with device files
- TimeFinder State Rules Reference
- SRDF State Rules Reference
Dell Solutions Enabler 10.0.0 TimeFinder/Clone CLI User Guide
Make TimeFinder clone target device not ready to target host
Examples
To active the clone copy session between target device and source device and make the target device Not Ready to it's host, enter:
symclone -g ProdDB activate -not_ready
The clone copy can be made read/write enabled to the host using either the symdg ready or symdev ready command.
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