You are asked to replicate 15 of 20 volumes and the network configuration of your storage virtual machine to your other data center.
In this scenario, which NetApp technology should you use?
You are asked to replicate 15 of 20 volumes and the network configuration of your storage virtual machine to your other data center.
In this scenario, which NetApp technology should you use?
SVM DR (Storage Virtual Machine Disaster Recovery) is the correct technology to use in this scenario. SVM DR allows you to replicate the SVM configuration along with the data volumes. This approach ensures that the entire storage virtual machine, including network configurations, is replicated to another data center. SnapMirror Synchronous, MetroCluster, and SVM peering each serve different purposes, such as synchronous replication, high availability, and volume peering, but they do not specifically address the requirement of replicating the SVM configuration along with the data volumes.
Configurations replicated in SVM DR relationships The following table shows the interaction of the snapmirror create `-identity-preserve option and the snapmirror policy create -discard-configs network` option: