The below PowerShell commands can be used to configure a Storage Replica.
# install storage replica feature on replication partners Invoke-Command -ComputerName FS1,FS2 -ScriptBlock { Install-WindowsFeature -Name Storage-Replica,FS-FileServer -IncludeManagementTools -Restart } # test out a potential partnership Test-SRTopology -SourceComputerName FS1 -SourceVolumeName R: -SourceLogVolumeName L: ` -DestinationComputerName FS2 -DestinationVolumeName R: -DestinationLogVolumeName L: ` -DurationInMinutes 1 -ResultPath c:logs -IgnorePerfTests # create a storage replica partnership New-SRPartnership -SourceComputerName FS1 -SourceRGName FS1RG -SourceVolumeName R: -SourceLogVolumeName L: ` -DestinationComputerName FS2 -DestinationRGName FS2RG -DestinationVolumeName R: -DestinationLogVolumeName L: # view replication status (Get-SRGroup).Replicas Get-WinEvent -ProviderName Microsoft-Windows-StorageReplica # add some files to the source volume "Hello!" > r:file.txt "Was it me," > r:file2.txt "you were looking for?" > r:file3.txt fsutil file createnew r:file4.dat 1000000000 # reverse replication Set-SRPartnership -NewSourceComputerName FS2 -SourceRGName FS2RG -DestinationComputerName FS1 -DestinationRGName FS1RG # remove replication and clean up Get-SRPartnership | Remove-SRPartnership Invoke-Command -ComputerName FS1,FS2 -ScriptBlock { Get-SRGroup | Remove-SRGroup }