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9.5.2 Parameters used in remote FlashCopy commands
Figure 9-2 DS CLI remote FlashCopy commands and parameters
Most of the parameters for remote FlashCopy commands are similar to those for local
FlashCopy commands. Two major exceptions between local and remote FlashCopy
commands are:
Each remote command has the parameter
conduit
to identify the link to pass the
command to the secondary DS6000.
The local FlashCopy command
unfreezeflash
has no remote equivalent.
Figure 9-2 summarizes the parameters and the corresponding DS CLI commands that can be
used when doing remote FlashCopy.
The description of the parameters is similar to the description presented in Section 9.4.1,
“Parameters used with local FlashCopy commands” on page 73. With regard to the
parameter
conduit
, which only applies to remote FlashCopy, the following explanation
applies:
conduit
: within a remote mirror environment, the FlashCopy commands are sent across
the mirror paths, thus avoiding the necessity of having separate network connections to
the remote site solely for the management of the remote FlashCopy. The
-conduit
parameter identifies the path to be used for transmitting the commands to the remote site.
Parameters
freeze
x
x
tgtpprc
x
x
x
tgtoffline
x
x
x
x
tgtinhibit
x
x
x
tgtonly
x
dev
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
record
x
x
x
x
persist
x
x
x
x
nocp
x
seqnum
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
source:target
x
x
x
x
fast
x
source
x
x
cp
x
x
source LSS
l
x
s
x
activecp
x
revertible
x
conduit
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
quiet
x
revert
remote
flash
rmflash
Source
Target
Flashcopy pair
mkremote
flash
lsremote
flash
setremote
flash
revertible
commit
remote
flash
resync
remote
flash
reverse
remote
flash
DS CLI Commands
Command