In the CommCell Browser, right-click the CDR icon, and select All Tasks,
then select Data Replication Monitor.
In the Data Replication Monitor, all replication activities will be displayed
for each Replication Pair. For more information about the States displayed,
see Job States.
To
filter which clients' activities are displayed:
In the Data Replication Monitor, right-click any Replication Pair, and select
Filters.
In the Filter Operations dialog box, select from the following:
Select an existing filter from the Filters list. (You can click
the View Filter Details button to see which clients each filter is
configured to monitor.)
Click the Create a New Filter button. In the Create a New
Filter dialog box, select the clients to be monitored and click OK.
Click Apply and then click Close.
The Data Replication Monitor will now show activities only for the Replication
Pairs for the clients defined in your selected filter.
In the Data Replication Monitor, right-click any Replication Pair, and select
Send Logs. The Send Log Files window is
displayed.
From the General tab, provide the following information:
one or more recipient email addresses (multiple email addresses
separated by a comma)
a Subject (Ticket Number)
a Problem Description
From the Computers tab, select the following options, if desired:
Job ID if
you are sending the log files of a specific job.
App ID if you are sending the log files of a specific
replication pair.
If you wish to send the log files to specific computer(s), you can select and move
the appropriate client computers from the Available Computers
list to the Selected Computers
list.
From the CommCell Information tab, select the following options,
if desired:
CommServe if you wish to include the
CommServe database log files.
SRM Database if you wish to include the SRM database log
files.
Database logs if you wish to include the error logs for the
CommServe Database Engine.
From the Time Range tab, select the Time check box if you wish to include a specific
number of hours or days to be included in the log files prior to the
current time or date.
Then, select the Select Date/Time option if you wish to choose a
specific range of dates to be included in the log files. You may also
select the time zone that corresponds to the dates and times selected.
From the Machine Information tab, select the log information you wish
to include, if any.
From the Output tab, select the following options:
If you wish to upload the log files to an existing FTP and/or HTTP location, select
the Upload to FTP Location and/or Upload to HTTP Location check box.
Click the Proxy Settings button. This opens the Proxy Setting
dialog box. Specify Proxy Location and Proxy Port number.
If you wish to send the log file information immediately, select the
Email
to Recipients box. Type the address of the recipient(s) who are to
receive the log file information.
To send log files to multiple
recipients, select the desired recipients in the Available Users
field. You can then add or remove the desired recipients from the
Users to be Notified using the appropriate arrow buttons. Note that
log files can be configured to be sent via e-mail to user groups created
from within the CommCell Console as well as external domain user groups.
To save the log files to a specific directory on the CommServe disk, select
the Save to Folder check box. You can either type or browse the
CommServe local path.
Click Ok.
Start/Suspend/Resume/Abort Data Replication Activity for a Replication Pair
In the CommCell Browser, right-click a Replication Pair, and select
Start,
Start Full Resync,
Suspend, Resume, or Abort.
From the Replication Pair level, you cannot Suspend
a Replication Pair that is in the Replicating state; instead, do this
from the Replication Set level. See,
Suspend Data Replication Activity from the Replication Set for
step-by-step instructions.
To suspend
all data replication activity from the Replication Set level:
In the CommCell Browser, right-click a Replication Set in the source machine,
and select All Tasks, then select Suspend Data Transfer.
For Windows, if you Suspend Data Transfer for one Replication
set, you will be prompted with a list of Replication Set that have the same
destination.
If you click Yes all Replication Pairs on that source computer
which use the same destination computer will be placed in the Paused state,
even those that are in different Replication Sets.
For UNIX, data replication activities are suspended for all Replication Pairs in the
Replication Set.
To
view data replication monitor: