HP StorageWorks Storage Mirroring for Linux User's Guide (T2558-96078, February 2008)

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Connecting to the Throughput Diagnostics Utility
To initiate a connection to the Throughput Diagnostics Utility, use the connect to tdu command. This logs the connection
statistics to the file specified. The remaining connection flags are identical to the standard
connect command.
Disconnecting a connection
Identify the connection ID by locating the number in the left column below the target machine name and use the disconnect
command to disconnect the source/target connection.
Command CONNECT TDU
Description Establishes a connection between a replication set and the T
hroughput Diagnostics Utility to imitate
a normal connection without transmitting any data across the network
Syntax
CONNECT <repset> TO TDU <file_name> [connection flags]
Options  repset—Name of the replication set
 file_name—Name of the file to store the connection statistics generated by the TDU
 connection flags—The same options available in the standard connect command
Examples
 connect “Customer Data” to TDU
 connect marketing to TDU map base
Notes  The statistic file that the TDU creates can be viewed using DTStat. By default, the file is called
statistic.sts. To view the statistic file, type DTStat -f <filename>.
 Options that contain non-alphanumeric characters must be enclosed in quotation marks.
Command DISCONNECT
Description Disconnects a specified source/target connection for the currently selected source.
Syntax
DISCONNECT <con_id | *>
Options  con_id—Connection ID assigned to the source/target connection
 *—Specifies all connection IDs.
Examples
 disconnect 1
 disconnect *