RDF System Management Manual for H-Series RVUs (RDF 1.8)

command. You can use the OBEYFORM option with any variation of the INFO command:
for example, with INFO EXTRACTOR, INFO RDF, or INFO *.
IMAGETRAIL
displays the names of all volumes on the backup system that are configured as secondary
image trail volumes.
RDF
displays the current configuration parameter values for the RDF global options.
MONITOR
displays the current configuration parameter values for the monitor process.
EXTRACTOR
displays the current configuration parameter values for the extractor process.
RECEIVER
displays the current configuration parameter values for the receiver process.
RDFNET
displays the current configuration parameter values for the RDFNET process.
NETWORK
displays the current configuration parameter values for an RDF network.
PURGER
displays the current configuration parameter values for the purger process.
TRIGGER trigger-type
displays the current configuration parameter values for the specified trigger type (REVERSE,
TAKEOVER, or * ). INFO TRIGGER * displays both REVERSE and TAKEOVER triggers, if
any are defined.
VOLUME *
displays the current configuration parameter values for all updater processes.
[VOLUME] $volume
displays the current configuration parameter values for an updater process, implicitly
identifying the updater process by the name of the volume on the primary system for which
this process is responsible.
Where Issued
Primary or backup system.
Security Restrictions
None; anyone can enter the INFO command.
RDF State Requirements
You can enter the INFO command any time after RDF has been initialized.
Usage Guidelines
This command retrieves its information from the RDF configuration file.
Output Displayed
The parameters displayed for the RDF global options, secondary image trails, and the individual
processes are explained under the SET IMAGETRAIL, SET RDF, SET MONITOR, SET
EXTRACTOR, SET RECEIVER, SET RDFNET, SET NETWORK, SET PURGER, and SET VOLUME
command descriptions.
Examples
Examples of several INFO commands follow.
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