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Hi
I set up a SnapMirror relation between volumes assigned to vFilers. The vFilers can communicate by distinct networks assigned to the vFilers (separate VLANs for the vFilers, so data is not flowing through the vFiler0 IP space).
So far everything is working, but how can I trigger now the update of the mirror?
10.172.X.YY:dxb_001_cluster1_sql_quorum vfiler-dest:dxb_001_cluster1_sql_quorum Snapmirrored 00:01:05 Idle
I mean, on the pFiler I have the /etc/snapmirror.conf - but there is no FilerView to the vFiler, and there is no rdfile in the vFiler context, hence no way to create a snapmirror.conf in the /etc/ of vFiler-root....so how is it done?
THX
Mark
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Hi Mark,
the following article shows a way to access the snapmirrorlog in the vFiler's /etc/log
https://now.netapp.com/Knowledgebase/solutionarea.asp?id=kb51624
on the same way you can ac cess the vFiler´s snapmirror.conf.
or try: "pfiler> rdfile /vol/<VFILER_ROOT>/etc/snapmirror.conf"
greetings,
Rob
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Hi Mark,
the following article shows a way to access the snapmirrorlog in the vFiler's /etc/log
https://now.netapp.com/Knowledgebase/solutionarea.asp?id=kb51624
on the same way you can ac cess the vFiler´s snapmirror.conf.
or try: "pfiler> rdfile /vol/<VFILER_ROOT>/etc/snapmirror.conf"
greetings,
Rob
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Thanks a lot Rob, rdfile / wrfile works perfectly.
I didn't realize that I have still access to all the volumes through the vFiler0.
best regards
Mark
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If you run
vfiler status -r
You ll get the patht to ETC for the vfiler, it makes everything a whole lot easier.
Eric
