Greetings,  Effectively, you can create a new pair on the same RA group then you have to use (in case of SRDF/S) and use the symrdf command to split only the pair you've created. The symdg command is use for Local replicas.  Check the Solution Enabler SRDF product Guide on Powerlink to achieve that.  Christian.
All:  Why am i getting this:  $ symrdf addgrp -label RDFGRP3 -rdfg 3 -sid xxxx -dir 8d,9d -remote_rdfg 3 -remote_sid xxxx -remote_dir 8d,9d -auto_link_recovery -remote_auto_link_recovery  Execute a Dynamic RDF Addgrp operation for group 'RDFGRP3' on Symm: 0001901xxxxx (y/ ) ? y   The switched or dynamic RDF features are not properly enabled in the symmetrix, or the symmetrix are connected point to point  It looks to me like my DMX is set up for Dynamic RDF:  $ symcfg list -v | grep -e ID -e RDF         Symmetrix ID: 000xxxxxxxxx (Local)            Symmetrix ID                         : XXX.....  xxxx            Switched RDF Configuration State     : Enabled            Concurrent RDF Configuration State   : Disabled            Dynamic RDF Configuration State      : Enabled            Concurrent Dynamic RDF Configuration : Disabled            RDF Data Mobility Configuration State: Disabled            SRDF/A Maximum Host Throttle (Secs)  : 0            SRDF/A Maximum Cache Usage (Percent) : 94        Symmetrix ID: 000xxxxxxxxx (Remote)            Symmetrix ID                         : XXX...... xxxx            Switched RDF Configuration State     : Enabled            Concurrent RDF Configuration State   : Disabled            Dynamic RDF Configuration State      : Enabled            Concurrent Dynamic RDF Configuration : Disabled            RDF Data Mobility Configuration State: Disabled            SRDF/A Maximum Host Throttle (Secs)  : 0            SRDF/A Maximum Cache Usage (Percent) : 94  Message was edited by: KCSCP Modified Symmetrix IDs.
symmrdf addgrp fails