You current RPO values is what you would set in the CG section for the RPO you want to maintain:  [IMAGE]  In terms of seeing what it is, I think there is a CLI command that will spit it out for you (or used to be), but you can look at your journal volume and the snapshots it has listed and the time difference between them is your relative RPO. It won't be an exact period of time between each because RP operates dynamically in async mode to basically be optimized as fast as it can be unless otherwise manually regulated or set to sync mode. The values above look like you have an RPO of seconds and under 10 seconds for the CG's listed. These will fluctuate to be under the RPO you designate with the copy but won't be the same periods of time in between each as designed. I don't know of any actual report on the average RPO, but I think the tool you are referring to is the long_term_stats tool which I believe can be utilized to see some of the RPO averages from the consolidated statistics output.  -Keith
Hello All,  I would need your expert advice and bit of understanding on RPO and RTO part of our Recoverpoint Environment. We are using RPA EX 4.1 CRR for replicating between US and Germany. I wanted to know my RPO values which we are achieving with the current bandwidth. I was told that Journal Capacity also plays an important role in achieving better RPO.   Also what are other ways besides increasing our bandwidth which can be implemented in our setup to get better results.   Sincerely, Ivan
How to get the RPO and RTO values from current RPA setup