Chapter 6: Replication
Receive NAS
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l The queue may show a large number of deletion entries after a single directory is deleted. This is
expected behavior, and occurs because several recursive file or subdirectory deletions may be
required.
3. To close the Directory/File or Cartridge Based Replication Queue, click the Close icon.
Scheduling a Share or Partition For Replication
When a share or partition is enabled for replication, it is important to regularly replicate the share or partition
to the target systems. Quantum recommends scheduling replication to run after backups are complete.
To schedule a share or partition for replication, click Scheduler. The Schedulerwindow displays (see
Figure 87 below).
For details about using the Schedulerto add or edit a replication schedule, see Scheduling a Share or
Partition for Replication on page 283.
Figure87:Scheduler Window
Target DXis List
The TargetDXis list allows you to configure and manage replication targets on the DXi6900. Click the
arrows at the upper right, or click the top banner row, to expand or collapse the TargetDXis list.
Receive NAS
The ReceiveNAS page allows you to manage incoming replication activity for NAS shares. You can
recover a replicated share on the target system if the source system is unavailable. Once the source system
becomes available, you can failback the share to make it available on the source system again.
Note:Before you can receive replicated shares, you must specify one or more replication sources (see
Adding a Replication Target on page 270).
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