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  • Introduction
  • Installation
    • Deploying Catalogic vStor on Physical Appliances
    • Deploying Catalogic vStor Virtual Appliance for VMware
    • Deploying Catalogic vStor Virtual Appliance for Microsoft Hyper-V
    • Required Ports for Catalogic vStor
    • Updating Catalogic vStor
  • Quick Start
    • Catalogic vStor for VMware
    • Catalogic vStor for Hyper-V
  • Basic Configuration
    • Initializing vStor
    • Adding Catalogic vStor Node to Catalogic DPX
      • Using vStor API Keys with Catalogic DPX
    • Configuring vStor System Settings
      • Basic System Configuration
      • Security and Network
      • Data Management and Optimization
      • System Monitoring and Maintenance
    • Configuring Network Settings of Catalogic vStor
    • Backing up Configuration Settings of Catalogic vStor
    • Restoring Configuration Settings of Catalogic vStor
  • Storage Management
    • Adding Disks
    • Managing Storage Pools
    • Managing Volumes
      • Migrating Volumes
      • Creating Volume Snapshots
      • Using vStor Autosnapshot
    • ZFS Compression and Deduplication
    • Managing Shares
    • Managing Hosts for LUN Volumes
    • Using vStor Snapshot Explorer
  • Data Protection
    • Catalogic vStor Backup and Recovery
    • Creating vStor Partnerships
      • Creating Replication Groups
      • Establishing Cross-Version Partnerships
    • Enabling Volume Encryption
    • Immutability in vStor
    • Using GuardMode Scan
  • Advanced Configuration
    • Using Multipath Storage
    • Managing Certificates
    • Adding Encryption URLs
    • Managing MinIO Buckets
    • Assigning an E-mail to a vStor Account
    • Managing vStor User Accounts
    • Using Multi-factor Authentication (MFA)
  • vStor Command Line Interface
    • Catalogic vStor Server CLI Overview
  • Best Practices
    • Hardware Configurations: Best Practices
    • Data Backup: Best Practices
    • Data Archiving: Best Practices
    • Backup Storage: Best Practices
    • Frequently Asked Questions: Best Practices
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  • Creating a new partnership using vStor Web Interface
  • Creating a new Replication Relationship using vStor Web Interface
  • Scheduling a replication using vStor Web Interface
  • Creating a new partnership using vStor CLI
  • Creating a new Replication Relationship using vStor CLI
  • Scheduling a replication using vStor Web Interface
  1. Data Protection

Creating vStor Partnerships

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The vStor Partnerships feature lets you connect two vStor instances to facilitate the transfer and synchronization of snapshots. Partnerships ensure your data is periodically replicated, crucial for efficient data management, ensuring data redundancy and continuity across different storage environments.

Creating a new partnership using vStor Web Interface

To create a new vStor partnership:

  1. Select Replication from the navigation menu.

  2. Click the Add new button in the Partnerships section.

  3. Enter the address of your partner vStor instance and credentials to its web interface:

Creating a new Replication Relationship using vStor Web Interface

After successfully creating a vStor partnership, you can create a relationship between them. To do that, click the Add new button in the Replication Relationships section, select the volume you want to replicate and the replication partner. You also have to select a Replication Relationship Priority for the relationship, which determines the sequence of replication tasks when they coincide.

Scheduling a replication using vStor Web Interface

To schedule the replication of any of your unscheduled relationships, click the Add new button in the Schedules section, Now select an unscheduled relationship from a dropdown menu and choose the frequency of your replications:

Creating a new partnership using vStor CLI

To create a new partnership using vStor CLI, use the following command and specify the address, username, and the password of the remote server:

vstor partner add --remote_addr <remote_server> --remote_user <remote_username> --remote_pass <remote_password>          

Creating a new Replication Relationship using vStor CLI

To create a new replication relationship using vStor CLI, use the following command and specify source and partner volumes:

vstor relationship create --vol_id <source_volume> --partner_id <partner_volume> 

Scheduling a replication using vStor Web Interface

To create a new replication relationship using vStor CLI, use the following command and specify the ID of the relationship and the type of schedule (interval, weekly, monthly):

vstor schedule create --rel_id <relationship_id> --schedule_type <type>

You can also toggle Protect Replicated Volumes to enable deletion protection on the replicated volumes on the target system. This prevents accidental or unauthorized deletion of replicated data. For details, see :

See also. Replication deletion protection requires MFA to be enabled on the source vStor system. There is no MFA check on the replication target. For details, see .

See also. The time of replications depends on your.

See also. For more details on best practices for backup storage, see .

Using Multi-factor Authentication (MFA)
Data Backup: Best Practices
Replication Deletion Protection
vStor instance’s NTP settings