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Hi Guys,
I come to the community with yet another question.... I have a dedicated backup link to use for my offsite backups using Protection Manager. The source filers has been configured with 2 vlans, one for production and the other for the backup network… I would like to specify to ProtMgr to go over the bkp vlan.
When manually setting this up its easy, modify /etc/hosts and use the required values, then kick off the mirror.. example: ‘snapmirror initialize –S srcfiler_bkp:/vol/qtree dstfiler_bkp’. Now that this is supposed to be automated and taken care of by ProtMgr, how do I specify? I’m already modify /etc/hosts to include the values I would like to specify, I just don’t know where to go to do this. I initially thought I could use the ‘ndmpd.preferred_interface’ options but, I only have 1 vif so, it’s a no go.
If anyone could shed a little light on this, I’d be most grateful!
Thanks,
Scott
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Hi Scott,
For snapmirror relationships you need to specify the preferred interface as follows.
Dfm host set src_filer hostPreferredAddr1 = bkp_vlan ip addr of the source filer.
Similary on the destination filer too.
Dfm host set dst_filer hostPreferredAddr1 = bkp_vlan ip addr of the dst filer
Regards
adai
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Thanks Adai. You mentioend SM above, this still applies to SV being that it's QSM under the covers?
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Hi Scott,
For QSM and VSM the option I specified is use to create connections and separate the traffic. For SnapVault the option.ndpmd.preferred_interface on the controller is used.
Regards
adai
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what if you only have 1 vif? i have 2 x10g in a single mode vif.... i need to have the traffic come out the backup vlan so i can QoS is traffic. is this possible?
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Hi Adai,
Does dfm require network connectivity to the controllers (using NDMP) via that hostPreferredAddr1 ?
OR
Is the assumption that dfm only communicates to the controllers via management interface "hostPrimaryAddress" (using NDMP) ?
- While controllers VSM using replication network connection specified using hostPreferredAddr1?
Thanks
Modi
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Hi Modi,
DFM use the hostprimaryaddress for snmp and API based monitoring. Where as when doing the VSM update it would initiate the appropriate commands with the hostpreferredAddr1&2.
Per say dfm does not need connectivity to the hostpreferredAddr1&2, but your storage controllers( src and dst need to be able to communicate using the hostpreferredAddr1&2. set in dfm.)
Hope this clarifies.
Regards
adai
