HP XP Continuous Access Software - Manual (Page 207)

• Non-LVM:
?sudo horc_svol_delete -d Device-file-number
• LVM:
?sudo horc_svol_vmdelete -d Device-file-number, ...
4. At the primary and secondary sites, stop RAID Manager XP.
sudo horcmshutdown.sh (1-instance configuration)
sudo horcmshutdown.sh 16 17 (2-instances configuration)
Disaster recovery operations
This section describes procedures for disaster recovery operations. You might also want to refer to
Settings for disaster recovery .
Switching operations to the secondary site
To recover data from a disaster:
1. Execute SVOL-Takeover using the horctakeover command.
sudo horctakeover {-g group-name|-d volume-name} -t timeout-period
2. Connect the target file system to the NAS package.
• Non-LVM:
sudo horc_svol_import -f Target-file-system-name -d Device-file-number
• LVM:
sudo horc_svol_vmimport -f Target-file-system-name -d Device-file-number, ...
3. Mount the S-VOL using the enas_fsmount command, and create CIFS/NFS shares using the
enas_nfscreate and enas_cifscreate commands.
Recover the file system when mounting the S-VOL.
4. Start the program that accesses the S-VOL.
NOTE:
When the S-VOL is the file system managed by NAS Sync Image, mount the differential-data snapshots
using the syncmount command, and create the CIFS/NFS shares using the enas_nfscreate and
enas_cifscreate commands, if necessary.
Transferring data back to the primary site
To transfer data back to the primary site:
1. At the primary site, set up the environment variable of the RAID Manager XP instance:
sudo horc_setenv HORCMINST 16 (for instance number 16)
sudo horc_setenv HORCMINST 17 (for instance number 17)
2. At the primary site, set up the HOMRCF command environment variable of RAID Manager XP as
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sudo horc_unsetenv HORCC_MRCF
3. After logging in to the target NAS package using SSH and setting up as explained in Step 1 and
Step 2, confirm the setup by logging out of the NAS package and relogging in.
exit
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