Monday, September 20, 2010
veritas: rlinks in 'paused due to network disconnection' state
# vradmin -g dgprdap2 repstatus rvg_prdap2
Replicated Data Set: rvg_prdap2
Primary:
Host name: 10.150.150.13
RVG name: rvg_prdap2
DG name: dgprdap2
RVG state: enabled for I/O
Data volumes: 1
VSets: 0
SRL name: srl_prdap2
SRL size: 25.00 G
Total secondaries: 1
Secondary:
Host name: 10.150.150.16
RVG name: rvg_prdap2
DG name: dgprdap2
Data status: consistent, behind
Replication status: paused due to network disconnection
Current mode: asynchronous
Logging to: SRL (213278 Kbytes behind, 0% full)
Timestamp Information: behind by 2668h 22m 7s
'vradmin repstatus' shows rlinks in 'paused due to network disconnection' state
Various attempts where made to try continue/attach or resume the replication but failed.
The following checks must be made to diagnose the problem.
Run the vrport command on both the primary and secondary nodes.
# /usr/sbin/vrport
Check communication on these ports, from primary to secondary and vice versa on each node:
# ping -p port-number host-name
If the ping command succeeds, try restarting the VVR daemons (both on primary and secondary) in the correct sequence:
Stop vradmin on secondary then on primary
# /usr/sbin/vxstart_vvr stop
Start vradmin on secondary then on primary
# /usr/sbin/vxstart_vvr start
If for any unknown reason the above does not fix the issue you might need to try to restart the primary and secondary nodes. But if you encounter that a bounce does not fix issue it's a rare possibility that you might need to re-create the rvg's as it was in my case. Another unsolved VVR mystery.
we have performed all above steps but no results. Communication between Primary and DR site is ok
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