In the same snapmirror.conf file, edit the schedule entry to reflect the new connection name as the source system.
Note: Multiple paths are supported by
SnapMirror running asynchronously and synchronously. The following are examples of implementing multiple paths using synchronous
SnapMirror.
Example
You want to synchronously mirror volume vol1 on a storage system called NYC to volume vol1 on a storage system called Newark.
To satisfy a business requirement that there be two paths between each synchronously mirrored volume, you have four network interface cards, two in each system. You named the two interfaces on the NYC system NYC-pri and NYC-sec and the two on the Newark system Newark-pri and Newark-sec.
To implement multiple paths in failover mode, you edit the snapmirror.conf file on Newark to include the following two lines.NYC-Newark = failover (NYC-pri,Newark-pri) (NYC-sec,Newark-sec)
NYC-Newark:vol1 Newark:vol1 - sync
Example
If NYC-pri and Newark-pri are Fibre Channel NIC adapters and you want to replicate data using both connections, you follow the procedure to configure Fibre Channel NIC adapters for SnapMirror. Then you edit the snapmirror.conf file on Newark to include the following two lines to implement multiple paths in multiplexing mode.NYC-Newark = multi (NYC-pri,Newark-pri) (NYC-sec,Newark-sec)NYC-Newark:vol1 Newark:vol1 - sync