3.7.0 HP StorageWorks HP Scalable NAS File Serving Software administration guide - HP Scalable NAS 3.7 for Linux (AG513-96002, October 2009)

# rplconfig -e <filename>
If you specified a path for the filename, such as /tmp/rplconfig, the file will be
written to the specified location. If you specified only a filename, the file will be
written to the current directory.
Use any text editor to modify the file. You will need to specify the replication directory
entries, the snapshot interval, and the node that should be used to run the replications
(the sentinel node).
The file has this syntax:
#Replication Configuration File
#
#Created on Tue May 5 15:36:02 2009
#
version 1.0.0
#
#Replication Directory Entries
#replicate <dir> <dest_ipaddress> <dest_rootpath>
#Note: In current version, There can be only one root path
# at any destination ipaddress.
#Snapshot Interval
#Note: interval time should be at least 120 seconds
#interval <secs>
#Preferred Sentinel
#sentinel <ip_address>
#Note: In current version, only one preferred sentinel should be
specified
NOTE:
The memory_ceiling parameter, described at the end of the configuration file, is not
implemented in this release.
Replication directory entries. For each PSFS filesystem or directory to be replicated,
add a line such as the following to the file:
replicate <dir> <dest_ipaddress> <dest_rootpath>
• <dir> is the directory mount point for a PSFS filesystem or a subdirectory of a
PSFS filesystem that is to be replicated on the source cluster.
• <dest_ipaddress> is the IP address of either a node in the destination cluster
or a HP Scalable NAS virtual host configured on that cluster. Using a virtual host
is preferred so that replication can fail over on the destination cluster, but it is not
required.
Configure and manage replication258