HP Storage Mirroring Software - Manual (Page 63)

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Where
MODULE
is either
STATUS
,
CONFIG
, or
PERF
,
HOSTNAME
is the Storage Mirroring server node,
and
USERNAME
and
PASSWORD
are the credentials supplied to Storage Mirroring for that node.
The command will return data if the connectivity is achieved, or errors if connectivity fails.
Sample
dtrc_modtest -e -m doubletake -f status -t Server01 -T 3 -Udtrcsvc
-Ppa$$w0rd
Sample output
<AXMLRESULT><STATUS>0</STATUS><MESSAGE>Okay</MESSAGE>
<REPORT starttime=”1177344246” endtime=”1177344849” module=”doubletake”
function=”status” hostname=Server01><dt_repset_status><name cast=”String”
item=”key”>test ExData</name>
<size cast=”Int” item=”value” scale=”1048576”>0</size>
<directories cast=”Int” item=”value”>-1</directories>
<files cast=”Int” item=”value”>-1</files>
<volumes cast=”Int” item=”value”>1</volumes></dt_repset_status>
<dt_monitor_status><name cast=”String” item=”key”>10-05</name>
<status cast=”String” item=”key”>Failover Condition
Met</status></dt_monitor_status></REPORT>
</AXMLRESULT>
Verifying WMI connectivity
To test WMI connectivity from a Storage Mirroring server:
1. Select Start, Run, then enter
“WBEMTest”
.
2. Click Connect.
3. Edit the following fields:
a. Change “
root\default
” to
\\servername\root\cimv2
, where
servername
is the
name of the Storage Mirroring server.
b. Enter the USER and PASSWORD credentials supplied to Storage Mirroring for that server
node.
Connection will either pass or fail.
NOTE: Server names with spaces will need to be in “double quotes”.
NOTE: The USER should be entered as “server or domain\username”