HP StorageWorks Storage Mirroring for Linux Scripting Guide (T2558-96319, June 2009)

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Options  MAP source_path TO target_path—Specify a custom location (a file
location, a device in /dev, a loop device in /dev that is attached to another
device or file, or a loop device that is attached to another device or file
using DTLOOP) 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
 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
Examples
 connect DataFiles to beta map exact
 connect UserData to beta map base /dev
 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.