Perform SVMDR

1. Create a new volume in the source svm
cl1::*> vol create -vserver v_src_dr -volume vol2 -aggregate n1_aggr1 -size 500m -junction-path /vol2

2. Make the volume accessible for linux
cl1::*> vol modify -vserver v_src_dr -volume vol2 -policy v_src_dr_pol

3. Check the volume from linux and write some files to it
root:/# cd /mnt/211/vol2
root:/mnt/211/vol2# touch a b c d

4. Perform an update and check for the new volume
cl2::*> snapmirror update -destination-path v_dst_dr:

cl2::*> vol show -vserver v_dst_dr -fields volume
v_dst_dr rv
v_dst_dr src_dr_vol
v_dst_dr vol2

5. Perform a failover
cl2::*> snapmirror break -destination-path v_dst_dr:
cl1::*> vserver stop -vserver v_src_dr
cl2::*> vserver start -vserver v_dst_dr

6. Check that the volumes are accessible via the destination SVM
root:/# mount 192.168.4.213:/ /mnt/213
root:/# cd /mnt/213/vol2
root:/mnt/213/vol2# touch e

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