Clone point – HP LeftHand P4000 SAN Solutions User Manual

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Figure 85 SysAdm cluster now has the SmartClone volumes, clone point, and the source volume

Table 61 (page 187)

shows the shared and individual characteristics of SmartClone volumes. Note

that if you change the cluster or the data protection level of one SmartClone volume, the cluster
and data protection level of all the related volumes and snapshots will change.

Table 61 Characteristics of SmartClone volumes

Individual characteristics

Shared characteristics

Name

Cluster

Description

Data protection level

Size

Type (Primary or Remote)

Provisioning (Thin or Full)

Server

NOTE:

Snapshot schedules and remote copy schedules are also individual to a single SmartClone

volume.

Clone point

The clone point is the snapshot from which the SmartClone volumes are created. The clone point
contains the snapshot data that is shared among the multiple volumes. Because the SmartClone
volumes and their snapshots depend on the clone point, it cannot be deleted until it is no longer
a clone point. A clone point ceases to be a clone point when only one SmartClone volume remains
that was created from that clone point. That is, you can delete all but one of the SmartClone
volumes, and then you can delete the clone point.

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