Create an intercluster SVM peer relationship
You can use the vserver peer create
command to create a peer relationship between SVMs on local and remote clusters.
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The source and destination clusters must be peered.
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The clusters must be running ONTAP 9.3. (If the clusters are running ONTAP 9.2 or earlier, refer to the procedures in this archived document.)
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You must have "pre-authorized" peer relationships for the SVMs on the remote cluster.
For more information, see Creating a cluster peer relationship.
In ONTAP 9.2 and earlier, you can authorize a peer relationship for only one SVM at a time. This means you need to run the vserver peer accept
command each time you authorize a pending SVM peer relationship.
Beginning with ONTAP 9.3, you can "pre-authorize" peer relationships for multiple SVMs by listing the SVMs in the -initial-allowed-vserver
option when you create a cluster peer relationship. For more information, see Creating a cluster peer relationship.
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On the data protection destination cluster, display the SVMs that are pre-authorized for peering:
vserver peer permission show
cluster02::> vserver peer permission show Peer Cluster Vserver Applications ------------------- -------------------- -------------------- cluster02 vs1,vs2 snapmirror
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On the data protection source cluster, create a peer relationship to a pre-authorized SVM on the data protection destination cluster:
vserver peer create -vserver local_SVM -peer-vserver remote_SVM
For complete command syntax, see the man page.
The following example creates a peer relationship between the local SVM
pvs1
and the pre-authorized remote SVMvs1
:cluster01::> vserver peer create -vserver pvs1 -peer-vserver vs1
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Verify the SVM peer relationship:
vserver peer show
cluster01::> vserver peer show Peer Peer Peering Remote Vserver Vserver State Peer Cluster Applications Vserver ----------- ----------- ------------ ----------------- -------------- --------- pvs1 vs1 peered cluster02 snapmirror vs1