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Celerra Network Server Command Reference Manual
The fs Commands
read-only, sends the last of the change data to the destination site,
and finally replays those changes before mounting the
destination site as read/write. This option ensures that no data is
lost between the file systems. If no option is specified, a default
failover is initiated where the delta sets on the destination SavVol
are played back. Executing a default failover may result in data
loss regardless of the condition of the source site.
-resync <dstfs>
[:cel=<cel_name>[:if=<interface>|:ip=<ip_addr>]]
<srcfs>[:if=<interface>|:ip=<ip_addr>]
[savsize=<MB> | -Sav <srcsavvol_name>[,<dstsavvol_name>]]
[-Cfg <srccfgvol_name>[,<dstcfgvol_name>]]
The -resync option starts replication from the original <dstfs> to the
<srcfs> after attempts to resynchronize the source and destination file
system with incremental changes are attempted. The -resync option
is executed after a replication failover. After the command completes,
changes are replicated from the original destination file system to the
original source file system.
See the -start option for a description of the variables.
[-option <options>]
Specifies the following comma-separated options:
autofullcopy={yes}
Executes a full copy of the file system if an incremental
resynchronization does not complete.
to=<timeout>
Generates or plays back a delta set based on the time interval
specified in seconds (default=600). If a value is specified using
to= and both file systems are specified in the command line, that
value is applied to both the source and destination file systems.
dto=<destination timeout>
Plays back a delta set based on the time interval specified in
seconds (default=600).
hwm=<high_water_mark>
Specifies a threshold in megabytes (default=600) for generating or
playing back a delta set based on a storage space threshold. The
threshold is the amount of change allowed before triggering delta
set activity. If a value is specified using hwm= and both file
systems are specified in the command line, that value is applied
to both the source and destination file systems.
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