HP SAN Virtualization Services Platform - Manual (Page 43)

Description
Breaks all the tasks of a local asynchronous mirror group. The command pauses all tasks before
breaking them. Local means the source virtual disk is in the local (current) SVSP domain.
The -Destination of the task is:
L —Local destination: In the local (current) SVSP domain.
R —Remote destination: In a remote SVSP domain.
NOTE: Use the CLI command of the aynchronuos mirror group to break all tasks. This command
tries to process all qualified tasks, ignoring failures in some tasks (if any).
BreakAllRemoteAsyncMirrorGroups command
Syntax
BreakAllRemoteAsyncMirrorGroups -Timeout 900
Description
Breaks (or detaches) all remote asynchronous mirror groups. All tasks of each group are broken,
and the groups are deleted. Remote means the source virtual disk is in a remote SVSP domain.
NOTE: This command tries to process all qualified groups (disk groups whose source is in the
local domain), ignoring failures in some groups (if any).
BreakAllRemoteAsyncMirrorTasks command
Syntax
BreakAllRemoteAsyncMirrorTasks -Group AsyncMirrorGroupName, -timeout 900
Description
Breaks (or detaches) all the tasks of a remote asynchronous mirror group (the remote group is
deleted). Using this command is the same as calling the BreakRemoteAsyncMirrorGroup
command. Remote means the source virtual disk is in a remote SVSP domain.
The -Destination of the task is:
L —Local destination: In the local (current) SVSP domain.
R —Remote destination: In a remote SVSP domain.
NOTE: In this case, the task's destination can only be remote. This command tries to process all
qualified tasks, ignoring failures in some tasks (if any).
BreakLocalAsyncMirrorGroup command
Syntax
BreakLocalAsyncMirrorGroup -Group AsyncMirrorGroupName_1 ~
[-Group AsyncMirrorGroupName_2, . . . , ] ~
-timeout 900
Description
Breaks (or detaches) the local asynchronous mirror groups. All tasks of each group are broken,
but the groups remain active. All tasks of the group are paused before breaking. Local means the
source virtual disk is in the local (current) SVSP domain.
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