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NAME [Toc] [Back]
vrport - VERITAS Volume Replicator port management utility
SYNOPSIS [Toc] [Back]
vrport [-a | -r] data [port | portlow-porthigh [,port...]]
vrport heartbeat [port]
vrport vradmind [port]
vrport vxrsyncd [port]
DESCRIPTION [Toc] [Back]
The vrport utility manages the various UDP and TCP ports used by
VERITAS Volume Replicator(VVR).
VVR uses the UDP and TCP transport protocols to communicate between
the Primary and Secondary.
VVR exchanges three types of message between the Primary and Secondary
- heartbeat, data and administrative control.
The heartbeat messages are transmitted using the UDP protocol on the
IANA approved 4145 UDP Port number. VVR can use either the UDP
transport protocol or the TCP transport protocol to exchange data
messages. VVR uses UDP Anonymous ports for data replication between
Primary and the Secondary if the network protocol is UDP. VVR uses
IANA approved 4145 TCP port number for TCP listener port on the
Secondary and TCP Anonymous ports on the Primary for data replication
if the network protocol is TCP.
VVR uses IANA approved 8199 TCP port for communication between the
vradmind daemons on the Primary and the Secondary. vradmind server
provides administration of VVR objects in a distributed environment.
VVR uses 8989 TCP port number for communication between the vxrsyncd
daemons on the Primary and the Secondary.
Use vrport(1M) to display, change or set the port numbers used by VVR.
You may have to change the port numbers to resolve a port number
conflict with other applications, to configure VVR to work in a
firewall environment when using UDP network protocol by restricting
the number of ports to replicate data between the Primary and the
Secondary.
The action performed by vrport depends on the specified keyword
operand(s).
When invoked with no arguments, vrport displays the port number(s)
used for heartbeat, data, vradmind and vxrsyncd communication between
the Primary and Secondary on the standard output.
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KEYWORDS [Toc] [Back]
data [port | portlow-porthigh [,port...]]
Without any arguments, the vrport data command displays the
port number(s) used by VVR for data replication between the
Primary and the Secondary. This is applicable only if you
have chosen UDP for network protocol.
With the port number(s) or range specified, restricts VVR to
use the ports or list of ports specified for data
replication.
If the -a flag is specified, the vrport data command appends
the given port numbers(s) or range to the existing port
number(s) or range to be used for data replication.
If the -r flag is specified, the vrport data command removes
the given port number(s) or range from the existing port
number(s) for data replication.
You need to execute /usr/sbin/vxnetd, pause and resume all
RLinks for VVR to use new port information.
heartbeat [port]
Without the port argument, displays the UDP port number used
to exchange heartbeat messages.
With the port argument specified, sets the UDP port number
to exchange heartbeat messages. The new port number is used
on the next reboot of the system.
vradmind [port]
Without the port argument, displays the TCP port number used
by the vradmind daemons for communication between the
Primary and the Secondary.
With the port argument specified, sets the TCP port number
to be used by the vradmind daemons.The new port is used when
the vradmind process is restarted.
vxrsyncd [port]
Without the port argument, displays the port the TCP port
number used by vxrsyncd daemons for communication between
the Primary and the Secondary hosts.
With the port argument specified, command sets the TCP port
number to be used by the vxrsyncd daemons.The new port is
used when the vxrsyncd process is restarted.
EXAMPLES [Toc] [Back]
See the VERITAS Volume Replicator Confguration Notes for examples.
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EXIT CODES [Toc] [Back]
The vrport utility exits with a non-zero status if the attempted
operation fails. A non-zero exit code is not a complete indicator of
the problems encountered but denotes the first condition that
prevented further execution of the utility.
SEE ALSO [Toc] [Back]
vradmin(1M),vxrlink(1M)
VERITAS Volume Replicator Administrator's Guide
VERITAS Volume Replicator Configuration Notes
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