Synchronous mode for 1-to-n configurations – HP 3PAR Operating System Software User Manual

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Status: Started, Normal

Target Information

Name ID Type Status Options Policy

System1 4 IP ready mirror_config

Link Information

Target Node Address Status Options

System1 0 10.100.33.96 Up

System1 1 10.101.33.96 Up

receive 0 10.100.33.96 Up

receive 1 10.101.33.96 Up

Group Information

Name Target Status Role Mode Options

periodic_group_2.r96 System1 Started Secondary Periodic Last-Sync Thu Dec 14

18:19:12 PST 2006 , over_per_alert

LocalVV ID RemoteVV ID SyncStatus LastSyncTime

remotevv.0 385 localvv.2 23 Syncing (15%) NA

remotevv.1 386 localvv.3 24 Syncing (15%) NA

System Information during Failover for 1-to-N Remote-Copy Configurations

Synchronous Mode for 1-to-N Configurations

When a failure occurs on systems with synchronous mode volume groups such that all links between
the systems are broken, the following actions occur:

After 15 seconds, the system marks the sending links as Down.

After another 15 seconds, the system marks the targets as failed.

Asynchronous Periodic Mode for 1-to-N Configurations

When a failure occurs on systems with asynchronous periodic mode volume groups such that all
links between the systems are broken, the following actions occur:

After 25 seconds, the system marks the sending links as Down.

After another 200 seconds, the system marks the targets as failed.

Example Output after Primary System Failure for 1-to-N Configurations

If the primary system (System1) contains asynchronous periodic mode volume groups and becomes
unavailable, then 300 seconds later, the showrcopy output on one of the backup systems (System2)
looks like the following:

# showrcopy

Remote Copy System Information

Status: Started, Normal

Target Information

Name ID Type Status Options Policy

System1 7 IP failed mirror_config

Link Information

Target Node Address Status Options

System1 0 10.100.33.96 Down

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Disaster Recovery for M-to-N Configurations

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