| Source |
system:qtree_path—The source is the primary storage system and qtree path listed. |
| Destination |
system:qtree_path—The destination is the secondary
storage system and qtree path listed. |
| State |
Uninitialized—The destination SnapVault secondary
storage qtree is not yet initialized through the snapvault
start command. Snapvaulted—The qtree is a SnapVault secondary
destination.
Unknown—It is not known what state the secondary
storage system qtree is in; the volume that contains the
secondary storage system qtree could be offline or restricted.
Source—This state is reported when the snapvault
status command is run on the primary storage system. It
also appears if snapvault status is run on secondary
storage systems after the snapvault restore command
was run on an associated primary storage system.
|
| Lag |
hh:mm:ss indicates the time difference between the data
currently on the primary storage system and the latest data stored
on the secondary storage systemstorage system; that is, the difference between
the current time and the timestamp of the Snapshot copy
last successfully transferred to the secondary storage system. A dash (-) in this field means that the secondary storage system is not initialized.
|
| Status |
Aborting—A transfer is being aborted and cleaned up. Idle—No data is being transferred.
Pending—The secondary storage system cannot be
updated because of a resource issue; the transfer is
retried automatically.
Quiescing—The specified qtree is waiting for all existing
transfers to complete. The destination is being brought
into a stable state.
Resyncing—The specified qtree is resynchronizing.
Transferring—Transfer has been initiated, but has not yet
started, or is just finishing.
|
| Progress |
Shows the number of KB transferred by the current
transfer, or the restart check point if the status is Idle or
Pending. |
| Mirror
Timestamp |
hh:mm:ss indicates the timestamp of the last Snapshot copy successfully transferred from the primary storage
system to the secondary storage system.Note: A resynchronization ( snapvault start -r) might change
the base Snapshot copy to a Snapshot copy with a
timestamp older than the original base.
|
| Base Snapshot
copy |
The name of the base Snapshot copy for the
corresponding qtree on the secondary storage system. For qtrees in a SnapVault relationship, the secondary
storage side lists the name of the exported Snapshot copy
for that qtree on the storage side. A resynchronization
(snapvault start -r) might change the name of the base
Snapshot copy.
|
| Current Transfer Type |
Indicates the type of the current transfer: scheduled,
retry, resync, update, initialize, store, or retrieve. This
field applies only to the destination side. |
| Current Transfer
Error |
Displays an error message if the latest transfer attempt
failed. |
| Contents |
Indicates whether the contents of the destination volume
or qtree in the active file system are up-to-date replicas or
are in transition. The field applies only to the destination
side. Since a destination is read-only, its contents are
always a replica. |
| Last Transfer
Type |
Indicates the type of the previous transfer: scheduled,
retry, resync, update, initialize, store, or retrieve. This
field applies only to the secondary storage side. |
| Last Transfer
Size |
Shows the number of KB transferred in the last
successful transfer. |
| Last Transfer
Duration |
Shows the elapsed time for the last successful transfer. If
the transfer failed and restarted, the time includes time
waiting to restart the transfer. If a transfer aborted and
was retried from the beginning, it includes only the time
required for the final successful attempt. |
| Last Transfer
From |
This field applies only to the secondary storage side and
shows the name of the primary system and volume or qtree (where the content is transferred from). |
