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

Pause replication when network connection interruptions occur
If the network connection between the source and destination clusters is interrupted,
you can use the rplcontrol -s pausetransport command to stop attempts
to send replication changes to the destination cluster until you are able to fix the
issue. When you run the command, logging of changes to the cluster (or to the
specified node) will continue but data will not be transported to the destination cluster.
To stop transport operations on all nodes, use this command:
# rplcontrol -s pausetransport
To stop transport operations on a specific node, use this command:
# rplcontrol –s pausetransport -h <IP_address>
When network connections are restored, run the following command to restart
transport operations:
# rplcontrol -s resumetransport [-h <IP_address>]
Start replication manually during debugging
To start replication manually on one node without using pmxs start, run this
command:
# rplmonitor –r
This command should be used only for diagnostic purposes. It does not cause
replication to start on reboot and is not recommended for normal replication
operations.
Enable debug messages
The rplmonitor program includes debug flags that can be used to generate debug
messages. These flags are intended for diagnostic purposes only and should not be
used under normal conditions. The flags are:
-v or --verbose
Print debug messages on the console.
-s or --verbosesentinel
Print sentinel-related debug messages on the console.
-w or --verbosewatch
Pass the verbose flag to rplwatch threads spawned by rplmonitor.
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