Viewing Replication Statistics
This scenario demonstrates the viewing of replication statistics for a web application.
1.In a web browser, open Central Administration for a web application, on which you have performed changes after the installation of Replicator.
1.Click Application Management.
2.Click Metalogix Replicator
3.Click the History tab.
Confirmation
This page will provide you with an overview of your Replicator environment for the specified web application. It will provide you with such information as the current number of packages being transferred in replication, as well as the estimated time and percentage left until completion of transfer.
For more information about this page, see the Metalogix Replicator Reference Guide.
In this scenario you:
§ Monitored replication statistics through the Replicator Status page.
Command Line Queuing
This scenario demonstrates the capability provided by Replicator to queue specific content from one web application to another using a command-line or PowerShell command. This scenario requires that you have a list or library on your source web application.
This command will queue the list or library including all list items.
1.Open a Command Prompt or PowerShell window.
2.Run the following PowerShell command.
3.Substitute all URLs, map family names, and list titles with ones that match your environment.
PowerShell
PS>Schedule-ReplicatorMap -URL "http://portalmapfamily/web site" -Type List IncludeChildTypes Folder -Jobname Test
Confirmation
1.Open the Monitor Replicator page under the Packages tab for your source web application, found in Central Administration under Application Management.
2.Confirm that the list you queued with your command is replicating. There may be more than one package.
3.Open the relevant packages to make sure that all list and list item event have been queued.
4.Check to see that the list has updated on the target web application by opening the list in a web browser.
For more information about the arguments for this command, please see the Replicator Command Line Reference Guide.
In this scenario you:
?Performed maintenance task using command-line or PowerShell command.
?Queued specific content, like a list.