Managing Replication Operations; Creating Replication Relationships - Dell DR4000 Administrator's Manual

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• Deduplication savings (deduplication storage savings by percentage)
• Compression savings (compression storage savings by percentage)
• Total savings (total storage savings by percentage)
To display container-specific statistics, you can use the DR4000 system CLI
stats --container --name <
categories of container-specific statistics:
• Container name (name of the container)
• Container ID (ID associated with container)
• Total inodes (total number of data structures in container)
• Read throughput (read throughput rate in MB/s for container)
• Write throughput (write throughput rate in MB/s for container)
• Current files (current number of files in container)
• Current bytes (current number of ingested bytes in container)
• Cleaner status (current space reclamation process status for container)
For more information about DR4000 system CLI commands, see the
DR4000 System Command Line Reference Guide

Managing Replication Operations

If you plan on performing replication operations across firewalls, the DR4000
system replication service requires two fixed ports be configured to support
these operations (ports 9915 and 9916).
NOTE:
If there are no existing containers, replication relationships, or any
scheduled replication operations, the only Replication-related option that is
enabled is Create (the Edit, Delete, Stop, Start, Bandwidth, and Display Statistics
options are disabled).

Creating Replication Relationships

To create a new replication relationship:
1 Select Storage Replication.
The Replication page is displayed, and defines any existing replication
container entries by:
• Local Container Name
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container name
> command to show the following
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