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GPFS: Administration and Programming Reference - IRA Home

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mmfsctl Comm<strong>and</strong><br />

lunA2 FlashCopy target, PPRC source<br />

lunB1 PPRC target<br />

A single <strong>GPFS</strong> file system named fs0 has been defined in the primary cluster over lunA1.<br />

1. In the primary cluster, suspend all file system I/O activity <strong>and</strong> flush the <strong>GPFS</strong> buffers<br />

mmfsctl fs0 suspend<br />

The output is similar to this:<br />

Writing dirty data to disk<br />

Quiescing all file system operations<br />

Writing dirty data to disk again<br />

2. Establish a FlashCopy pair using lunA1 as the source <strong>and</strong> lunA2 as the target.<br />

3. Resume the file system I/O activity:<br />

mmfsctl fs0 resume<br />

The output is similar to this:<br />

Resuming operations.<br />

4. Establish a Peer-to-Peer Remote Copy (PPRC) path <strong>and</strong> a synchronous PPRC volume pair<br />

lunA2-lunB1 (primary-secondary). Use the ’copy entire volume’ option <strong>and</strong> leave the ’permit read from<br />

secondary’ option disabled.<br />

5. Wait for the completion of the FlashCopy background task. Wait for the PPRC pair to reach the duplex<br />

(fully synchronized) state.<br />

6. Terminate the PPRC volume pair lunA2-lunB1.<br />

7. If this is the first time the snapshot is taken, or if the configuration state of fs0 changed since the<br />

previous FlashCopy snapshot, propagate the most recent configuration to site B:<br />

mmfsctl fs0 syncFSconfig -n recovery_clust_nodelist<br />

Location<br />

/usr/lpp/mmfs/bin<br />

184 <strong>GPFS</strong>: <strong>Administration</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Programming</strong> <strong>Reference</strong>

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