show stats storage dr-disk-journal
When using replication in suspended mode, this command displays the number of blocks recorded in the journal for the specified LUN. When replication is resumed, all of these blocks will be written to the secondary data center so the LUNs are in sync.
Syntax
show stats [failover-peer] storage dr-disk-journal {interval <time-interval> lun <lun-id> | start-time <start> end-time <end> lun <lun-id>}
Parameters
failover-peer | Performs the command on the failover peer of the current appliance. |
interval <time-interval> | Returns statistics for one of the following time intervals: • 1min—Past minute. • 5min—Past five minutes. • hour—Past hour. • day—Past day. • week—Past week. • month—Past month. |
lun <lun-id> | Specifies the identifier of the desired LUN. |
start-time <start> | Specifies the start time to return statistics. Use the format 'yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm:ss'. |
end-time <end> | Specifies the end time to return statistics. Use the format 'yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm:ss'. |
Usage
All failover-peer commands enable you to perform the command on the failover peer of the current appliance.
This command is only available when replication is suspended or replication is being resynchronized.
Example
Core_01 > show stats storage dr-disk-journal interval week lun P3KRP502Gu8x
Number of blocks pending in the Journal on disk: 0
Core_02 > show stats failover-peer storage dr-disk-journal start-time ’2015/01/31 23:59:59’ end-time ’2015/02/15 23:59:59’ lun all
Number of blocks pending in the Journal on disk: 197.1 kBlocks
Product
Core