HP XP P9000 Command View Advanced Edition Software - Manual (Page 221)

To launch the Change Pair Status Wizard using the icon:
1. Display the information about the volume included in a copy pair whose status you want to
change or display the information about the host or configuration definition file where you want
to change the status of copy pairs.
2.
Click the icon of the copy pair whose pair status you want to change.
To launch the Change Pair Status Wizard using the Change Pair Status button:
1. Display the information about the group or container containing the copy pairs whose status you
want to change.
2. Select the check boxes of the target copy pairs whose status you want to change, and then click
Change Pair Status.
Related topics
• About Change Pair Status Wizard , page 220
Changing the copy pair status for each copy pair
To change the status of a single copy pair:
1. Display the information about an open or mainframe systems volume included in a copy pair
whose status you want to change.
For more information, see “ Viewing information about volumes belonging to a host ” on page 289
or “ Viewing information about volumes belonging to a storage system ” on page 290.
2.
Click the icon of the copy pair whose pair status you want to change.
The Change Pair Status Wizard starts with the 1. Introduction page displayed.
3. Read the wizard page, and then click Next.
The 2. Select Copy Pairs page appears.
4. For open systems, select the check boxes of the copy pair(s) whose status you want to change in
the Pair List pane, and then click Next.
The 3. Select Pair Operation page appears.
5. For mainframe systems, perform the following operations on the 2. Select Copy Pairs page to
select specific types of copy pairs:
1. On the Criteria tab, specify parameters for filtering the copy pairs.
2. Click Apply. The Results tab displays the list of filtered copy pairs.
3. On the Results tab, select the check boxes of the copy pairs whose status you want to change.
4. Click Next.
The 3. Select Pair Operation page appears.
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