Solved: Removing SVM root vol load-sharing mirrors - Page 2

andyberry · ‎2016-09-17

Following the document - SVM Root Volume Protection Express Guide you can create SVM root volume load-sharing mirrors.

What is the proper procedure for removing these load-sharing mirrors?

TMADOCTHOMAS · ‎2016-09-21

This was very difficult for me to figure out as well. After much troubleshooting I finally figured out that the following commands work:

snapmirror quiesce -destination-path <cluster_name>://<svm_name>/<load_sharing_volume_01>

snapmirror quiesce -destination-path <cluster_name>://<svm_name>/<load_sharing_volume_02>

snapmirror abort -destination-path <cluster_name>://<svm_name>/<load_sharing_volume_01>

snapmirror abort -destination-path <cluster_name>://<svm_name>/<load_sharing_volume_02>

snapmirror delete -destination-path <cluster_name>://<svm_name>/<load_sharing_volume_01> -force

snapmirror delete -destination-path <cluster_name>://<svm_name>/<load_sharing_volume_02> -force

Removing SVM root vol load-sharing mirrors