HP StorageWorks Storage Mirroring Recover Scripting Guide (T5437-96009, November 2009)

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Monitoring connections
1. Identify the connection ID that you want to monitor by using the conID command.
Command CONID
Description
● Allows you to to assign the value of a connection ID to a
variable
● Lists the target and replication set for all connection IDs for a
source
Syntax
● <variable>=CONID <repset> TO <target>
● CONID LIST [source]
Options
● variable—Name of the variable that you want to use to store
the connection ID
● repset—Replication set that was used to establish the
connection
● target—Name of the target, an IP address on the target, or a
virtual IP address
● source—Name of the source
Examples
● $con_id=conid DataFiles to beta
● $ConnectionNumber=conid UserData to beta
● conid list alpha conid list alpha
Notes
● The conid list and variable=conid commands are two
separate commands.
● If no machine name is specified in the conid list command,
the active source will be used.
● Options Machine names that contain non-alphanumeric
characters must be enclosed in quotation marks.
2. Use the status command to display statistical and informational data.
Command STATUS
Description Requests connection and statistical information
Syntax
STATUS BLOCK [ON <target>] | CONnect <con_id> | MIRror <
con_id> | REPlicate <con_id> | TRANsmit <con_id> | TARget <
target>