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Port Address
The assigned port address.
Reachable Local Links
The IDs of ports in the local system linked to ports in the remote system.
Examples Query the system with an IP address of 192.168.200.22.
# query peer-connection 192.168.200.22
Basetypes
peer-connection-info
status
See also
create peer-connection
delete peer-connection
set peer-connection
show peer-connections
recover replication-set
Description
Provides options to recover a replication set after a disaster. All options work with either a single
volume or a volume group. First you run the command to perform a failover operation. After this
operation completes, you rerun the command to perform one of the following recovery operations:
failback-no-restore, or reverse.
CAUTION: The reverse operation is designed to discard the latest updates to a primary
volume. This is not a problem if the operation proceeds without error. However, if errors
occur, you could lose data. To mitigate this potential problem, take a snapshot of the
primary volume before performing this recovery operation.
Minimum role manage
Syntax
recover replication-set
operation failover|failback-no-restore|reverse
replication-set-ID
Parameters
operation failover
Moves the replication set into the "failed over" state, which is required for performing a subsequent
recovery operation. You must run this on the secondary system. To use this option:
The replication set can be in any state except "failed over."
Peer communication can be online or offline.
failback-no-restore
Restores the replication set to functioning as it did before the failover operation was performed,
without using updates made to the secondary volume while the replication set was failed over to the
secondary system. You must run this on the secondary system. To use this option:
The replication set must be in the "failed over" state.
Peers must be operational with both systems healthy and communicating.
reverse
Restores the replication set to normal operation but with the replication roles reversed. You must run
this on the secondary system. To use this option:
The replication set must be in the "failed over" state.
Peers must be operational with both systems healthy and communicating.
replication-set-ID
88 Alphabetical list of commands