HP StorageWorks Storage Mirroring Scripting Guide (T2558-96327, April 2009)

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Options  MAP source_path TO target_path—Custom location that specifies
each directory on the source and where that data will be copied to on the
target machine
 ...—Indicates that the source_path TO target_path option can be used
more than once for each source directory in the replication set
 MIRROR—Automatically initiates a mirror when the connection is
established
 NOMIRROR—Does not initiate a mirror when the connection is
established
 REPLICATE—Automatically initiates replication when the connection is
established
 NOREPLICATE—Does not initiate replication when the connection is
established
 MONITOR—Specifies that the target is going to monitor the specified
source machine for failover. The source machine must have already been
defined as a monitor machine.
 NOMONITOR—Specifies that the target is not going to monitor the
source machine for failover
 ORPHANS—Moves or deletes orphan files on the target. Orphan files will
not be immediately processed when you create the connection. This
setting is for processes that are run after a connection is already
established (remirror, auto-remirror, verification, and so on).
 NOORPHANS—Does not move or delete orphan files on the target
 COMPRESSION level—Enables compression of data being sent to the
target at the level specified. Valid levels are 1 (minimum), 2 (moderate),
or 3 (maximum).
 CLEARRESTOREREQUIRED—Clears the restore required flag and
initiates the connection
 ROUTE=target_ip—Specifies the IP address on the target that will
receive the incoming Storage Mirroring data
Examples
 connect DataFiles to beta map exact
 connect UserData to beta map base d:\UserData\
 connect UserFiles to beta map exact orphans,
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Notes
 The default settings for this command are mirror, replicate, nomonitor,
and noorphans.
 The options (no)mirror, (no)replicate, (no)monitor, (no)orphans, and
compression can be used in any combination and in any order. The first
option does not require a comma, but the second and remaining options
do require a comma before the option.
 Options that contain non-alphanumeric characters must be enclosed in
quotation marks.
 If you are establishing a connection within a NAT or firewall environment,
you will need to specify the target using the IP address and port number
(separated by a colon) of the router. For example, connect DataFiles to
10.10.1.57:1105 map exact.
 When scripting with this command, if a successful connection is
established, the command will return a positive number, which is the
connection ID assigned to that connection.