Hi Toasters

We run our snapmirrors overnight mostly, to a DR site which just happens to be a working office. Sometimes they're still running in the morning, and they eat all the bandwidth. We throttle them in the snapmirror management.  We do this manually and its a pain and sometime we forget etc.

What I'd like to do is (probably) script and schedule some SSH commands to set the bandwidth throttle on the volumes so that they are restricted during working hours, but open out of hours. Is there a global method of doing this, or do I have configure each of my snapmirror vols separately?

Also, never actually scripted SSH before, I cant find any decent pointers, is this a regular thing to do with filers?

Thanks
Dave Ashton

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