partner select inbound-replicaset select access create

Creates an access control record for the replica placeholder for a volume’s manual transfer replication operation. (Used only with the CLI version of the Manual Transfer Utility.)

Before you can load transfer files into a volume’s replica placeholder on the secondary group, you must allow the system running the Manual Transfer Utility CLI to connect to the replica placeholder, which has an iSCSI target associated with it.

Format

partner select partner_name inbound-replicaset select set_name access create subcommand parameter

Variables

partner_name

Group name of a partner.

set_name

Name of an inbound replica set that represents a replica placeholder.

Parameters 

username chap_name

Specifies the CHAP user name (up to 128 alphanumeric characters) to which access is limited.

ipaddress ip_address

IP address to which access is restricted. An asterisk (*) in any of the four parts of an IP address is interpreted as a wildcard character; that is, any value is accepted for that 8-bit field.

For example, specify *.*.*.* for unrestricted host access (not recommended except for testing).

initiator name

Name of the iSCSI initiator to which access is restricted; for example: iqn.2000-05.com.qlogic.qla-4000.sn00044

authmethod chap|none

Specifies whether the record uses CHAP authentication (chap) to restrict access to the volume. The default is none; CHAP authentication is not used.

You must also specify the username chap_name parameter for CHAP authentication.

Examples

The following command creates an access control record with access granted to a specific CHAP user and sets the authentication method to CHAP:

partner select secondary inbound-replicaset select vol-1.1 access create username dbuser authmethod chap

Created access entry with ID 2.

The following command creates an access control record with a specific IP address:

partner select secondary inbound-replicaset select vol-1.1 access create ipaddress 172.17.30.22

Created access entry with ID 3.