Starting the Receiver Server

Command syntax:

mupip replicate -receiver -start
-listenport=<port number>
-log=<log file name>
[-buffsize=<Receive Pool size in bytes>]
[-filter=<filter command>]
[-stopsourcefilter] [-updateresync]
[-cmplvl=n]

Qualifiers:

-receiver

Identifies the Receiver Server.

-listenport=<port number>

Specifies the TCP port number the Receiver Server will listen to for incoming connections from a Source Server. Note that the current implementation of the Receiver Server does not support machines with multiple IP addresses.

-stopsourcefilter

Starting the Receiver Server with -stopsourcefilter turns off any active filter on the originating Source Server. Use this option at the time of restarting the Receiver Server after a rolling upgrade is complete.

-updateresync

Indicates to the Source Server on the originating to update the last known synchronization point on the originating instance to that of the replicating instance.Use -updateresync only when you want to declare that a replicating instance is known to be in a position to resynchronize with the originating instance based on its current state rather than on information in the instance file, for instance after a backup from the originating instance has been restored to the replicating instance.

Example:

$ mupip replicate -receiver -start -listenport=2299 -log=b2c.log -buff=4 -updateresync

This example starts Receiver Server on the replicating instance and declares the replicating instance state to be a valid prior state that can be found on the originating instance.