HP Storage Mirroring V5 Software - Manual (Page 130)

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Setting transmission stop criteria
Specify any of the following options to stop transmitting Storage Mirroring data to the target machine.
‹ Specifying Transmission Duration —Specify the maximum length of time that Storage Mirroring can continue
transmitting by using the schedule end command with the duration switch.
‹ Specifying the Maximum Number of Bytes —Specify the maximum number of bytes that can be sent before ending the
Storage Mirroring transmission by using the schedule end command with the bytes switch.
Setting a transmission window
Define the window of availability for Storage Mirroring transmission by using the schedule window command.
Command SCHEDULE END
Description Sets criteria to end the transmission of data from the source to the target
Syntax SCHEDULE < target_machine > END [ DURATION = < number > < time_units > ][ BYTES = < bytes > ]
Options ‹ target_machine —Name of the target machine
‹ number —Any number indicating the length of time before the transmission ends
‹ time_units —Minutes ( min ), hours ( hr ), or days ( day )
‹ bytes —Number of bytes transmitted before the transmission ends
Examples ‹ schedule jersey end duration=3 hr
‹ schedule philly end bytes=1500000
Notes ‹ If you use both of the end options, duration and bytes , the transmission will be stopped when
the first end option value is met.
‹ Machine names that contain non-alphanumeric characters must be enclosed in quotation marks.
Command SCHEDULE WINDOW
Description Sets criteria to only allow transmissions during a certain period of time
Syntax SCHEDULE < target_machine > WINDOW < hh:mm > TO < hh:mm >
Options ‹ target_machine —Name of the target machine
‹ hh:mm —Time in hour:minute format using the 24 hour clock. The first time is when the
transmission will begin and the second time is when the transmission will end.
Examples schedule jersey window 23:00 to 06:00
Notes ‹ Establishing a transmission window by itself is not sufficient to start a transmission. You will need
to specify a start criteria.
‹ Machine names that contain non-alphanumeric characters must be enclosed in quotation marks.