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05-22-2015 11:47 AM
05-22-2015 11:47 AM
How can I measure RCIP data being transmitted on an RCIP Port?
Our network team says that I'm sending 55 GB/day on the link from the primary array to the secondary array. The entire database is only 125 GB, and we've finished our initial sync. I should only be sending changes.
Is there an entry in a log that I can look at? is there a command that I can issue to say how much data has been sent in how much time? Is the data in System Reporter?
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05-22-2015 12:54 PM
05-22-2015 12:54 PM
Re: How can I measure RCIP data being transmitted on an RCIP Port?
"... we've finished our initial sync. I should only be sending changes...."
I'm guessing you are using asynchronous. There is a remote_copy_sync task for each virtual volume. Look through the tasks for the volume(s) in question.
Then "showtask -d <task_ID>...".
What you are looking for is in there.
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05-23-2015 12:39 PM
05-23-2015 12:39 PM
Re: How can I measure RCIP data being transmitted on an RCIP Port?
>There is a remote_copy_sync task for each virtual volume.
showtask -all -type remote_copy_sync
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05-26-2015 09:17 AM
05-26-2015 09:17 AM
Re: How can I measure RCIP data being transmitted on an RCIP Port?
A task will be created for each remote copy check the output of
showtask -d <taskid>
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05-26-2015 10:56 AM
05-26-2015 10:56 AM
SolutionThere are 2 ways:
a. Show the Event Log:
# showeventlog -debug -oneline -min 1440 -msg transmitted
-min is number of minutes previously. 1440 is 24 hours.
b. Show the Task Log:
# showtask -all -type remote_copy_sync # List the task table
# showtask -d 3752 # Shows task details
There is one task for each VV being RCIP'd. So, you need to print off
8 x tasks for 8 VVs.