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February 20th, 2018 09:00
Log info for "replicas at source" sync operations?
Does anyone know where I would find the log information for the Avamar node operations that sync up the "replicas at source" information when that function is enabled?
Working on a system and I see information for backups replicated to the remote Avamar, but only for the last 3 weeks or so (actually, since the beginning of February). As far as I know, customer has been replicating since the start of the year at least, and the replicas at source feature has always been enabled.
The backups have indeed been replicated to the target, as I can go in and see them there under the REPLICATE domain for the respective clients - however only the info for the backups for February (that is, the last 3 weeks or so) seem to have synced back to the source Avamar.
Is there some parameter that limits how many backups are displayed by the replicas at source feature, or should it reflect all unexpired backups that exist on the replication target? Or something else that would limit backups from last month being displayed as available via the replicas at source feature?
All comments/feedback appreciated - thanks.
dynamox
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February 21st, 2018 03:00
If you go to Replication/Tiering and edit your replication group. What is Expiration set to , "Keep current backup expiration" or something else ?
connolly
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February 21st, 2018 06:00
Expiration was set to "keep current expiration".
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February 21st, 2018 07:00
Update - relative to other issues on the same Avamar node, we rebooted the MCS to address another problem, and now after the MCS reboot, the replicas at source information is showing up correctly.
FYI, and FWIW - the MCS reboot was part of a larger scope of actions that we had to perform to "recover" from a number of issues that all appear to have been caused by Data Domain replication going over the ethMa interface instead of the 10GB interface. Very interesting.