Server 2019 / Storage replica and SYNC-SRGroup

[Joe]

Hello,

Storage Replica on server 2019.

When running the command  SYNC-SRGroup -name

Is the -name referring to the source “ReplicationGroup01” or destination “ReplicationGroup02”

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Normally you would see:

Source server1:  ReplicationGroup01   —->  Dest. server2:    ReplicationGroup02

Any Help Greatly Appreciated.

Joe

[Michael Pietroforte]

I don’t think that there is source and designation group here. A replication group consists of servers and the cmdlet starts or resumes synchronisation between those servers. So just one replication group needs to be specified.

[Joe]

Hello,

Get-SRPartnership

DestinationComputerName — dlcluster

DestinationRGName — Replication 1

ID b4569……..

SourceComputerName — dlcluster

SourceRGName — Replication 2

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Source server2 — Replication 2 —-> Destination server1 — Replication 1

Thanks,

Joe

[Michael Pietroforte]

I suppose SYNC-SRGroup syncs within a group otherwise the cmdlet would be called SYNC-SRGroups. On the other hand, Get-SRPartnership gets you the partnerships between associated replication groups.

[Joe]

Hello,

SYNC-SRGroup -name

The question is what replication group is “-name referring to, SOURCE or DESTINATION.

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Source server2 — Replication 2 —-> Destination server1 — Replication 1

Joe

[Michael Pietroforte]

It seems you didn’t understand my first answer. -name is neither referring to a destination nor to a source. The parameter refers to the replication group and there is only one group involved here. Multiple servers belong to just one replication group and syncing happens between all theses servers. There can be 5 servers or more. So no, source, no destination.

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