Clustered data ontap intercluster snapmirror Configuration:
2. Create a peer relationship between the clusters.
3. Create a vserver peer relationship between the source and destination cluster vservers.
4. Create a source volume.
5. Create a destination volume on destination cluster vserver.
6. Check the snapmirror license and add the license.
7. Create the snapmirror relationship between source and destination clusters.
9. Check the relationship.
10. Mount the source and destination volumes on linux server.
11. Now create a file in source volume.
12. Now check from the destination volume. As per the snapmirror schedule, it will replicate to the destination.
13. Now you can able to see the files in destination volume.
NetApp® SnapMirror® software has been the preferred technology for replication and disaster recovery in a wide variety of NetApp storage environments for years because of its proven efficiency, simplicity, and modest cost when compared with other DR solutions. Over the years, NetApp has continued to enhance SnapMirror with new features and capabilities to make the product fit an even broader range of requirements and to use network bandwidth even more efficiently.
1. Both clusters check and create LIF with role intercluster.
2. Create a peer relationship between the clusters.
3. Create a vserver peer relationship between the source and destination cluster vservers.
4. Create a source volume.
5. Create a destination volume on destination cluster vserver.
6. Check the snapmirror license and add the license.
7. Create the snapmirror relationship between source and destination clusters.
8. Initialize the snapmirror relationship, then it will create a source base snapshot and do the base line transfer.
9. Check the relationship.
10. Mount the source and destination volumes on linux server.
11. Now create a file in source volume.
12. Now check from the destination volume. As per the snapmirror schedule, it will replicate to the destination.
13. Now you can able to see the files in destination volume.
No comments:
Post a Comment