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For SnapMirror relationships of type “DP” and policy type “async-mirror”: In the following table, the column on the left indicates the ONTAP version on the source volume, and the top row indicates the ONTAP versions you can have on your destination volume. Source. Destination. 8.2. 8.3.

SnapMirror is only supported in the direction from Data ONTAP 7-Mode to Clustered ONTAP 8.x or ONTAP 9. See the 7mode Transition Documentation ...

SnapMirror Interoperability in ONTAP ... A few releases ago, ONTAP introduced a new SnapMirror engine (XDP) that changed how things replicated a ...

TR-4015 describes information and best practices related to configuring SnapMirror Unified Replication in ONTAP 9.8. cookies NetApp uses cookies and similar technologies to improve and customize your online experience.

Nov 22, 2021 · Due to a previous ONTAP Release model, SnapMirror source or destination clusters utilizing ONTAP 9.2 or ONTAP 9.4 may have limited compatibility with other major ONTAP Releases. Similarly, cloud-only releases of ONTAP have limited compatibility with other cloud-only releases. Refer to the ONTAP Software Version Support for general information about ONTAP version support and release cadence.

The snapmirror compatibility matrix show that XDP is supported between 9.6 and 9.3. I create a snapmirror policy to exclude network config ...

Description. In ONTAP 9 article "Understanding SnapMirror SVM replication", there is a note advising "Version-independence is not supported ...

You should verify that the source and destination volumes are running compatible ONTAP versions before creating a SnapMirror data protection relationship.

Replication between NetApp Element software and ONTAP Enable SnapMirror in Element software Configure a replication relationship Customize a replication policy Create a replication relationship Serve data from a SnapMirror DR destination volume Event and performance monitoring

You should verify that the source and destination volumes are running compatible ONTAP versions before creating a SnapMirror data protection ...

09.11.2008 · According to NetApp, the destination filer should have the highest version of Data OnTap. The source filer should always be the same or lower version of Data OnTap. When our R200 was upgraded to 7.2.5.1, it was qtree snapmirroring its vol0 to the R150 (Data OnTap 7.0.7) and caused it to panic, so w...

How SnapMirror upgrade impacts restart checkpoints SnapMirror creates restart checkpoints during transfers, which allow a transfer to be restarted from the point of interruption. During a SnapMirror upgrade, if the restart checkpoints are deleted, then it is not possible to restart a transfer from the point of interruption and the transfer has to restart from the beginning.

SnapMirror invoked in DP mode used a version-dependent replication engine in which the ONTAP version was required to be the same on primary and ...

12.11.2008 · My guess would be that the versions are to far appart. 7.2.4 to 7.2.5.1 is only a mirror point release upgrade. 7.0.7 to 7.2.5.1 is a large step.

Sep 04, 2019 · Hi All, As part of the upgrade plan: Target Ontap = 9.5 ONTAP 9.1[Current] to 9.3 to 9.5 [step ugprade all in one go per cluster ] We have multiplle cDOTs, but unlike traditional model where source & destination are clearly defined as separte controllers for source & DR, all cDOTs here are cross...

Volume SnapMirror supports interoperability between volumes in 32-bit and 64-bit aggregates for different Data ONTAP releases. For systems in a volume ...

If you've been around NetApp DataONTAP for a bit, you might remember the old 7-Mode Volume SnapMirror Interoperability Matrix.

This video was created to prove that XDP (Version Flexible) SnapMirror works bidirectionally between ONTAP ...

16 rader · 22.11.2021 · Volume SnapMirror. Notes: Due to a previous ONTAP Release model, …

The requirement to upgrade SnapMirror destination volumes first does not apply to SnapMirror for qtree replication, SnapVault, or data restoration for tape using the restore command. However, when you upgrade systems that use these features, you should upgrade your SnapMirror destination systems, SnapVault secondary systems, and restoration target systems before the corresponding source systems to maintain backward compatibility.