Listing individual resource events, Removing storage systems from a managed set, Setting remote replication port preferences – HP P6000 Continuous Access Software User Manual

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Listing individual resource events

Display the events for an individual resource.

Considerations

You can only use the GUI.

Applies to only to individual DR groups, storage systems, and virtual disks.

Procedure

1.

In the navigation pane, select resource type.

2.

On the List tab, select the specific resource whose events are to be displayed.

3.

Select Actions > List events. An events window for the resource opens.

Removing storage systems from a managed set

Remove storage systems from a managed set.

Considerations

You can use the GUI or CLUI. See

Storage systems actions cross reference

.

Procedure

This procedure uses the GUI.

1.

In the navigation pane, select Storage Systems.

2.

On the List tab, select the storage systems to remove from a managed set.

3.

Select Actions > Remove From Managed Set. The Select Managed Sets window opens.

4.

Select the managed set from which to remove the storage systems.

5.

Click OK.

Setting Remote Replication Port Preferences

Change the priority settings on the host ports used for HP P6000 Continuous Access remote
replication.

Considerations

You can use the GUI or jobs to set replication port preferences. See

Storage systems actions

cross reference

.

Procedure

1.

In the navigation pane, select Storage Systems.

2.

On the List tab, select the storage system on which you want to change the port settings.

3.

Select Actions > Set Remote Replication Port Preferences. The Storage Systems Set Remote
Replication Preferred Port Preferences window opens. Follow the instructions in the window.

Setting DR Protocol Type

Change the protocol used for HP P6000 Continuous Access remote replication. For more information
on DR protocols, see

“Remote data replication protocols” (page 238)

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