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

Example
To initiate updating on the backup system of all volumes protected by RDF, enter:
]START UPDATE
STATUS
The STATUS command displays current configuration information and operational statistics for
the RDF environment, or specified portions thereof. All forms of the STATUS command, except
STATUS RTDWARNING, automatically include information and statistics for the monitor
process.
STATUS {MONITOR } [, PERIOD seconds[, COUNT repeat]]
{RDF }
{EXTRACTOR }
{RECEIVER }
{PURGER }
{PROCESS procname }
{VOLUME }
{RTDWARNING }
{RDFNET }
MONITOR
requests information and statistics for the monitor process. All STATUS commands display
details for the RDF monitor process except the STATUS RTDWARNING command.
RDF
requests information and statistics for the entire RDF environment.
EXTRACTOR
requests information and statistics for the extractor process.
RECEIVER
requests information and statistics for the receiver process.
PURGER
requests information and statistics for the purger process.
PROCESS procname
requests information and statistics for the specified process.
VOLUME
requests information and statistics for all configured updater processes.
RTDWARNING
requests information and statistics for only those processes (the extractor or any updater)
that have fallen behind the configured RTD threshold (rtd-time). For information about
setting that threshold, see the SET RDF command. Each time this command is issued and a
process is displayed because it has fallen behind the RTD warning threshold, an EMS event
is generated for that process.
RDFNET
requests information and statistics for the RDFNET process.
PERIOD seconds
specifies the interval in seconds between successive executions of the command.
COUNT repeat
specifies how many times to execute the particular STATUS command. If you omit the
COUNT repeat option but include the PERIOD seconds option, the command is executed
repeatedly at the specified time intervals until you press the BREAK key.
Where Issued
Primary or backup system.
230 Entering RDFCOM Commands