This cmdlet is used to create a new DataKeeper mirror. Mirrors created with this cmdlet will be visible in the DataKeeper SnapIn (Reports > Server Overview). If a job exists that includes information that matches this mirror (systems, IP Addresses, Volumes, and Sync Type), the mirror will be displayed in the DataKeeper SnapIn as part of that job.
Parameters
| Parameter | Type | Required | Position | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SourceIP | String | Yes | 0 | IP address on the source to be used for DataKeeper mirror data. |
| SourceVolume | String | Yes | 1 | The source volume to mirror. |
| TargetIP | String | Yes | 2 | IP address on the target to be used for DataKeeper mirror data. |
| TargetVolume | String | Yes | 3 | The target volume to become the mirror target. If not specified it will be the same volume indicated by the SourceVolume parameter. |
| SyncType | String | Yes | 4 | Valid options are: Sync – A synchronous mirror Async – An asynchronous mirror |
| CreateFlags | uint | No | 5 | Optional arguments that specify behavior deviate from the norm. These can be OR’d together to create a set of options (add decimal values. Example: for option 1 + option 2, place a 3 in the command). 1. Create the mirror without doing a full resync operation. 2. Do not wait for the target side of the mirror to be created before returning. |
Inputs
None
Outputs
An integer value representing the status of the command. 0 means that the command succeeded, any other value is a Windows error code.
Example:
New-DataKeeperMirror -SourceIP 10.200.8.55 -SourceVolume E -TargetIP 10.200.8.56 -TargetVolume E -SyncType Async
New-DataKeeperMirror 10.200.8.55 E 10.200.8.56 E Async
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