Creating Relationships for the NetApp Open Replication with SnapLock Enterprise and Tamperproof Support

For the NetApp Open Replication with SnapLock Enterprise and Tamperproof Support, you need to create a relationship.

Before You Begin

Procedure for Creating relation with SnapLock Enterprise Support

Type the following commands on the destination storage virtual machine (that is, the Vserver).

  1. Create a policy of type vault, using the following command:

    snapmirror policy create -vserver $[SVM Name] -policy $[snapmirror policy name] -type $[vault] -tries $[8] -restart $[always]

  2. Add a rule with IntelliSnap label, retention period set to the least possible, and keep value to the maximum using the following command:

    snapmirror policy add-rule -vserver $[SVM Name] -policy $[snapmirror policy name] -snapmirror-label $[IntelliSnap] -retention-period $[1hours] -keep $[1019]

  3. To create a SnapLock volume of type Enterprise, type the following command:

    volume create -vserver $[SVM Name] -volume $[volume name] -type $[DP] -aggregate $[aggregate name] -size $[size of volume] -snaplock-type $[enterprise]

  4. To set the SnapLock volume retention period, type the following command:

    vol snaplock modify -vserver $[SVM Name] -volume $[volume name] -minimum-retention-period "$[minimum rention]" -default-retention-period "$[1 hours]" -maximum-retention-period "$[maximum retention]"

  5. To create SnapVault relationship, type the following command:

    Ensure to use the same policy name that you have created in step 1.

    snapmirror create -source-path $[Source SVM] -destination-path $[Destination SVM] -vserver $[SVM Name] -type $[XDP] -policy $[snapmirror policy name]

  6. To initialize the source and destination paths, type the following command:

    snapmirror initialize -source-path $[Source SVM]:$[Source Volume] -destination-path $[Destination SVM]:$[Destination Volume]

Procedure for Creating relation with Tamperproof Support

Type the following commands on the destination storage virtual machine (that is, the Vserver).

  1. Create a volume with snapshot locking enabled set to true using the following command:

    volume create -vserver $[SVM Name] -volume $[volume name] -type $[DP] -aggregate $[aggregate name] -size $[size of volume] -snaplock-type $[non-snaplock] -snapshot-locking-enabled $[true]

  2. Create a relationship using any of the following policy type:

    • To create a SnapVault relationship with XDPDefault policy type, type the following command:

      snapmirror create -source-path $[Source SVM] -destination-path $[Destination SVM] -vserver $[SVM Name] -type $[XDP] -policy $[XDPDefault]

    • To create a SnapVault relationship with MirrorAndVault policy type, type the following command:

      snapmirror create -source-path $[Source SVM] -destination-path $[Destination SVM] -vserver $[SVM Name] -type $[XDP] -policy $[MirrorAndVault]

  3. To initialize the source and destination paths, type the following command:

    snapmirror initialize -source-path $[Source SVM]:$[Source Volume] -destination-path $[Destination SVM]:$[Destination Volume]

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