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I'm just curious if i'm missing something.
destination volume is required in both those cmdlets.
Well with svm-dr the command on the CLI is
snapmirror resync vservername: or snapmirror update vservername:
if you try to run
invoke-ncsnapmirrorupdate it will fail b/c there is no destination volume, or if you try a volume you will get it's a member of a constituent.
I know this must be something simple, Anyone?
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We are experiencing the same issue using the powershell commands invoke-ncsnapmirrorupdate
The CLI command below works fine just specifying the destination-vserver
snapmirror update -destination-vserver $DestVServer
The powershell command does not accept the DestinationvServer on its own
Invoke-NcSnapmirrorUpdate -DestinationVserver $DestVServer
When providing the DestinationVolume,The error "Invoke-NcSnapmirrorUpdate : Relationship with destination " $DestVServer:$DestVolume" is not a valid relationship for this operation because it is a constituent relationship of a vserver SnapMirror relationship." is diaplayed
Invoke-NcSnapmirrorUpdate -Controller $DestController -DestinationVserver $DestVServer -DestinationVolume $DestVolume
JGPSHNTAP - Did you find a workaround for this or get any response?
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Yes you have to build the variable with dr svr. So somethiing like this. $destinationvserver:
And i think we used destinationpath. I will have to look later
