Chapter 1 Oracle ZFS Storage Appliance Overview
Chapter 3 Initial Configuration
Chapter 4 Network Configuration
Chapter 5 Storage Configuration
Chapter 6 Storage Area Network Configuration
Chapter 8 Setting ZFSSA Preferences
Chapter 10 Cluster Configuration
Chapter 12 Shares, Projects, and Schema
Project Replication Actions and Packages
Project-level vs. Share-level Replication
Configuring Project Replication
Creating and Editing Targets in the BUI
Creating and Editing Targets in the CLI
Creating and Editing Actions in the BUI
Creating and Editing Actions in the CLI
Replication Modes: Scheduled or Continuous
Replication - Including Intermediate Snapshots
Replication - Sending and Canceling Updates
Managing Replication Packages in the BUI
Managing Replication Packages in the CLI
Cloning a Package or Individual Shares
Exporting Replicated Filesystems
Reversing the Direction of Replication
Destroying a Replication Package
Reversing Replication - Establish Replication
Reversing Replication - Simulate Recovery from a Disaster
Reversing Replication - Resume Replication from Production System
Forcing Replication to use a Static Route
Force Replication to use a Static Route
Cloning a Received Replication Project
Snapshots and Data Consistency
Replicating iSCSI Configuration
Upgrading From 2009.Q3 and Earlier
When the action is initially configured, the administrator is given a choice of which storage pool on the target should contain the replicated data. The storage pool containing an action cannot be changed once the action has been created. Creating the action creates the empty package on the target in the specified storage pool, and after this operation the source has no knowledge of the storage configuration on the target. It does not keep track of which pool the action is being replicated to, nor is it updated with storage configuration changes on the target.
When the target is a clustered system, the chosen storage pool must be one owned by same head which owns the IP address used by the source for replication because only those pools are always guaranteed to be accessible when the source contacts the target using that IP address. This is exactly analogous to the configuration of NAS clients (NFS and SMB), where the IP address and path requested in a mount operation must obey the same constraint. When performing operations that change the ownership of storage pools and IP addresses in a cluster, administrators must consider the impact to sources replicating to the cluster. There is currently no way to move packages between storage pools.