Reference Guide

Create a view volume from a Replay, map the view volume to a server assigning a LUN, and the make the view volume read only:
replay createview -volume 'volume 1' -view view1 -server done'server 1' -lun 200 -readonly
Create a view volume and map it to a server with a view expiration time of ve minutes:
replay createview -volume 'volume 1' -view view1- server 'server 1' -viewexpire 5 -last
Create a view volume with an expiration time, map the view volume to a server, and set the purge option:
replay createview -volume 'volume 1' -view view1 | -server 'server 1' -viewexpire -purge -last
Move a view volume (if it exists) to the -name Replay. Creates a Replay on ‘view1’ before moving.
replay createview -volume 'volume 1' -view view1 -name 'next replay from cu' -move
Move a view volume (if it exists) to the -name Replay. Does not create a Replay on ‘view1’ before moving.
replay createview -volume 'volume 1' -view view1 -name 'next replay from cu' -move -nomovereplay
replay delete
Description
Deletes a Replay.
NOTE
: A Replay is a Storage Center point-in-time copy that allows a site to restore data from a specic point in time. When
planning Replay schedules and expiration settings, take care to balance restore requirements with the amount of resources
consumed by unexpired Replays. Unexpired Replays can consume a disproportionate amount of Storage Center resources.
Format
replay delete –index <int> | ({–name <string> | –last} {–volumeindex <int> | –volume <string> |
–deviceid <string> | –serialnumber <string>})
Options
–deviceid string
Species the volume device ID.
–h
Shows help for command options.
–index string
Species the Replay index.
–name string
Species the Replay name. Names that contain spaces must be enclosed in single quotes.
–serialnumber integer
Species the volume serial number. (Available only when running on operating systems that expose serial numbers to the user.)
–volume string
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