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I am having two Netapp storage devices located on two different sites. <br />
There is configured snapmirror( synchronous and asynchronous) replication between them.<br />
3 of my volumes are being replicated synchronously. The other 12 are replicating asynchrounously with time between 15 min to 2 hours.<br />
I want to test my DR scenario. I am going to shut down the storage on the primary site.<br />
&nbsp;What I do for synchrounous replicated volumes is, that are not managed by VMware SRM software is:<br />
snapmirror &nbsp;quiesce volume1<br />
snapmirror break volume1<br />
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For asynchrounous replication I am doing :<br />
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snapmirror update volume4<br />
snapmirror update volume 5<br />
..........<br />
snapmirror update volume 15<br />
<br />
The other operations are performed by VMWare SRM software(like quiesce, break).<br />
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I was wondering if it's possible to write just one command to update all volumes and not one by one like above ( snapmirror update volume 4, snapmirror update volume 5 ........)
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I am having two Netapp storage devices located on two different sites. 
There is configured snapmirror( synchronous and asynchronous) replication between them.
3 of my volumes are being replicated synchronously. The other 12 are replicating asynchrounously with time between 15 min to 2 hours.
I want to test my DR scenario. I am going to shut down the storage on the primary site.
 What I do for synchrounous replicated volumes is, that are not managed by VMware SRM software is:
snapmirror  quiesce volume1
snapmirror break volume1

For asynchrounous replication I am doing :

snapmirror update volume4
snapmirror update volume 5
..........
snapmirror update volume 15

The other operations are performed by VMWare SRM software(like quiesce, break).

I was wondering if it's possible to write just one command to update all volumes and not one by one like above ( snapmirror update volume 4, snapmirror update volume 5 ........)

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