QUERY REPLSERVER (Query a replication server)

Use this command to view information about all replication servers that are known server. The output from this command includes server information for the server from which the command was issued. The command indicates whether a replication server definition is deleted as a result of a REMOVE REPLSERVER command.

Privilege class

Any administrator can issue this command.

Syntax


>>-Query REPLServer--------------------------------------------><

Example: Display summary statistics about the replicating server

Display information about the replicating server. Issue the command from either the source or the target replication server:

query replserver

Replication Globally Unique ID: 4d.83.fc.30.67.c1.11.e1.b8.40.f0.de.f1.5e.f1.89
                   Server Name: Server1
              Last Replication: 
                     Heartbeat: 
  Failover High Level Address: server1.example.com
     Failover TCP Port Number: 1500
     Failover SSL Port Number: 1542
          Deletion in Progress: No
           Dissimilar Policies:       
                             
Replication Globally Unique ID: 91.0f.ef.90.5c.cc.11.e1.ae.34.08.00.27.00.58.dc
                   Server Name: DRServer1
              Last Replication: 06/30/2012 08:16:30 PM
                     Heartbeat: 07/09/2012 22:15:22 PM
  Fail over High Level Address: drserver1.example.com
     Failover TCP Port Number: 1500
     Failover SSL Port Number: 1542
          Deletion in Progress: No
           Dissimilar Policies: On   

Replication Globally Unique ID: 90.4f.53.b0.8e.cb.11.e3.a8.2f.00.14.5e.55.b3.67
                   					 Server Name: DRSERVER2
              				Last Replication: 04/01/14   12:38:28
                     						Heartbeat: 05/29/14   11:15:44
   	Failover High Level Address: drserver2.example.com
      		Failover TCP Port Number: 1500
      		Failover SSL Port Number:
          		Deletion in Progress: No
           			Dissimilar Policies: Off

Field descriptions

Replication Globally Unique ID

The unique identifier for the Tivoli® Storage Manager server. The values for the Replication Globally Unique ID are created when a server is first used in a replication process.

Tip: The ID listed in the Replication Globally Unique ID field is not the same value as the value for the ID listed in the Machine Globally Unique ID field that is shown in the QUERY STATUS command.

Server Name

The name of the replication server.

Last Replication

The date of the last replication process that used the server.

Heartbeat

The last time that the server completed a successful test communication session.

Failover TCP Port Number

The active Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) client port on the replication server that is used for client connections. If the client is configured for TCP, the port is used to connect to the failover server.

Failover SSL Port Number

The active Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) port on the replication server that is used for client connections. If the client is configured for SSL, the port is used to connect to the failover server.

Failover High Level Address

The high-level address that the client uses to connect to the replication server during failover.

Deletion in Progress

Specifies whether a REMOVE REPLSERVER command was issued for this replication server and is still in progress. The following values are possible:

Yes: The deletion of the replication server is in progress.
No: The deletion of the replication server is not in progress.

Dissimilar Policies

Specifies whether the policies that are defined on the target replication server are enabled. The following values are possible:

On: The policies on the target replication server manage replicated client-node data.
Off: The policies on the source replication server manage replicated client-node data.

Related commands

Table 1. Commands related to QUERY REPLSERVER
Command	Description
REMOVE REPLNODE (Remove a client node from replication)	Removes a node from replication.
REMOVE REPLSERVER (Remove a replication server)	Removes a server from replication.