Displaying Replication Statistics Using the CLI
In addition to using the DR Series system GUI to display replication statistics, you can also display statistics for a
specific replication container by using the DR Series system CLI stats --replication --name <container name> command
to view the following replication container statistics categories:
• Container Name (name of the replication container)
• Replication Source Container (name that identifies the data source)
• Replication Source System (IP address or host name of the data source)
• Peer Status (current status of replication peer; for example, paused)
• Replication State (current state of replication relationship; for example, insync)
• Schedule Status (current status in days, hours, minutes, seconds)
• Replication Average Throughput (in Kebibytes per second, KiB/s)
• Replication Maximum Throughput (in KiB/s)
• Network Average Throughput (average throughput rate in KiB/s)
• Network Maximum Throughput (maximum throughput rate in KiB/s)
• Network Bytes Sent (total network bytes sent in Mebibytes/MiB)
• Dedupe Network Savings (total deduplication network savings in percentage)
• Compression Network Savings (total compression network savings in percentage)
• Last INSYNC Time (date of last sync operation in yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss format)
• Estimated time to sync (time until next sync operation in days, hours, minutes, and seconds)
Data replication history is also displayed on a file-by-file basis, with a replication timestamp, and other file related
information.
For more information about DR Series system CLI commands, see the
Dell DR Series System Command Line Reference
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