Recovering from an active-periodic link failure
To recover from an active-periodic link failure, you enter CLI commands to verify the state of the consistency group and recover from the link failure.
- Verify that the
050993 3-site consistency group is now in STOPPED State
notification is received. To view the event notification, see Informational events. - Enter the ls3sitercconsistgrp command to verify the state of the consistency
group.
In the resulting output, the state of the consistency group is
stopped
.[root@ORCH-HOST cli]# ls3sitercconsistgrp name state primary periodic_copy_source sync_copy_state periodic_copy_state freeze_time cycle_period status CG0 stopped AuXNear AuXNear consistent_synchronized idling 0 350 active_link_offline
- To complete the link failure recovery, use one of the following options:
- Option 1 is to switch the periodic replication source. To switch the periodic replication
source, complete the following steps:
- Enter the ch3sitercconsistgrp -periodicsrc command to switch the periodic
replication
source.
[root@ORCH-HOST cli]# ch3sitercconsistgrp -periodicsrc Master CG0
- Restore the link and enter the ch3sitercconsistgrp -periodicsrc command to
switch the active periodic replication source back to the original link.
[root@ORCH-HOST cli]# ch3sitercconsistgrp -periodicsrc AuxNear CG0
- Enter the ch3sitercconsistgrp -periodicsrc command to switch the periodic
replication
source.
- Option 2 is to restore the failed link and data cycling automatically restarts.
- Option 1 is to switch the periodic replication source. To switch the periodic replication
source, complete the following steps: