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

# rplcontrol -s exit
This command sets the replication state to 5 (exited) on the cluster and on all nodes.
To restart replication, see Restart replication when it is not running on the cluster,
above.
To stop replication completely only on a specific node, use this command:
# rplcontrol –s exit -h <IP_address>
Stop/start logging and transport operations
When you issue the following commands, logging of changes to the cluster (or to
the specified node) will stop and data will not be transported to the destination cluster.
These commands are useful when you need to restore replicated data from the
destination cluster to the source cluster.
To stop logging and transport operations on all nodes, use this command:
# rplcontrol -s stop
To stop logging and transport operations only on a specific node, use this command:
# rplcontrol —s stop -h <IP_address>
To restart logging and transport operations, use this command:
# rplcontrol -s restart [-h <IP_address>]
Modify the replication configuration
You can update the replication configuration at any time. Use this procedure:
1. Run the following command to export the file from the mxds datastore.
# rplconfig -e <filename>
2. Use a text editor to make the necessary changes to the configuration.
3. Import the file back to the mxds datastore.
# rplconfig -i <filename>
After the file is imported, the replication program will end the current replication
interval and then start another replication interval with the new configuration
parameters.
Configure and manage replication268