When you power off primary disk arrays, When you power off secondary disk arrays – HP StorageWorks XP Remote Web Console Software User Manual

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When you power off primary disk arrays

To power off the primary disk array during remote copy operations, first ensure that all data volume pairs

or mirrors (that is, pairs of journal groups) are split and the status of all data volume pairs is PSUS.

CAUTION:

To power off the primary disk array, contact your HP account support representative and ask

them to power off the disk array.

If data volume pairs are split and the primary disk array is powered off as mentioned above, use the

following procedure to resume remote copy operations:

1.

Power on the primary disk array.

2.

If the primary disk array is ready to resume remote copy operations, restore data volume pairs that

were split, and confirm that the status of the data volume pairs is COPY or PAIR. This operation must be

performed at the primary site.

After taking these steps, remote copy operations resume. The primary disk array can respond to read

journal commands issued by the secondary disk array.

NOTE:

To power off the primary and secondary disk arrays at the same time, see ”

When you power off

primary and secondary disk arrays at the same time

” on page 144.

When you power off secondary disk arrays

To power off the secondary disk array during remote copy operations, first ensure that all data volume

pairs or mirrors (that is, pairs of journal groups) are split and the status of all data volume pairs is PSUS.

CAUTION:

To power off the secondary disk array, contact your HP account support representative and

ask them to power off the disk array.

If data volume pairs are split and the secondary disk array is powered off as mentioned above, use the

following procedures to resume remote copy operations:

1.

Power on the secondary disk array.

2.

If the secondary disk array is ready to resume remote copy operations, restore data volume pairs that

were split, and confirm that the status of the data volume pairs is COPY or PAIR. This operation must be

performed at the primary site.

After taking these steps, remote copy operations resume. The secondary disk array can issue read journal

commands to the primary disk array.

NOTE:

To power off the primary and secondary disk arrays at the same time, see ”

When you power off

primary and secondary disk arrays at the same time

” on page 144.

When you power off primary and secondary disk arrays at the same time

To power off the primary and secondary disk arrays at the same time, the primary disk array must be

powered off before the secondary disk array is powered off. To power on the primary and secondary disk

arrays again, the secondary disk array must be powered off before the primary disk array is powered off.

1.

Split data volume pairs that are affected by powering off the primary and secondary disk arrays. For

example, if two primary disk arrays and one secondary disk arrays are connected to each other and

you want to power off one of the primary disk arrays and the secondary disk array, split data volume

pairs defined between the remaining one primary disk array and primary disk array, because these

data volume pairs are affected by powering off of the disk arrays.

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