Oracle ZFS Storage Appliance User Manual

Editing a Replication Target (CLI)
Editing a Replication Target (CLI)
1.
Navigate to the targets node to set or unset the target hostname, root_password,
and label.
knife:> configuration services replication targets
2.
From this context, you can:
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Add new targets.
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View the actions configured with the existing target.
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Edit the unique identifier (label) and/or hostname for the target.
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Destroy a target, if no actions are using it.
Note - A target should not be destroyed while actions are using it. Such actions will be
permanently broken. The system makes a best effort to enforce this but cannot guarantee
that no actions exist in exported storage pools that are using a given target.
3.
If the share you are replicating is encrypted, be sure the target also supports
data encryption.
Related Topics
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“Replicating an Encrypted Share” on page 586
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“Replication Targets” on page 529
Editing a Replication Action (BUI)
1.
Navigate to the project or share, and click the Replication tab.
2.
Select the project or share you want to edit.
3.
Click the edit icon .
4.
From the Edit Replication Action screen, modify the properties, and click Apply.
For a description of replication actions, see “Replication Action Properties” on page 547.
Related Topics
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“Replication Actions and Packages” on page 530
Remote Replication 501

Oracle ZFS Storage Appliance Specifications

General

Connectivity	10GbE, 40GbE, InfiniBand, Fibre Channel
Protocols	NFS, SMB, iSCSI, Fibre Channel, HTTP
Operating System	Oracle Solaris
Data Protection	snapshots, clones, remote replication
Data Reduction	Inline compression, deduplication
High Availability	Redundant hardware components (controllers, power supplies, fans). Automatic failover between controllers. Hot-swappable drives and components. Cluster configurations for increased availability and scalability.
Management Interface	Web-based GUI, CLI, REST API
Storage Type	Hybrid (SSD + HDD), All-Flash
Storage Capacity	Up to several petabytes
Encryption	AES-256 encryption at rest