Viewing replications, Viewing associated vms, Viewing replications viewing associated vms – HP OneView for VMware vCenter User Manual

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Path ID—Path ID assigned by VMware

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VMware Disk Identifier—Disk name assigned by VMware

Viewing replications

The Replications tab is displayed for selected components. See

“Replications tab” (page 62)

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Figure 33 Replications tab

The Replications tab displays the following information:

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Source Disk Name—Source replication disk

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Source Array—Array identifier for the local (source) array; displayed only for Continuous
Access replications and not supported for P2000/MSA2000 arrays

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Replication Type—The type of replication used:

P4000—Snapshot, Remote Snapshot

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3PAR—Virtual copy, Physical copy

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P6000 EVA—Snapshot, Snapclone, Mirrorclone, Continuous Access

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P2000/MSA2000—Not applicable

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P9000/XP—P9000 or XP Business Copy, P9000 or XP Snapshot, P9000 or XP Continuous
Access

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Replica Name—Target replication disk

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Replica Array—Array identifier for the remote (target) array; displayed only for Continuous
Access replications and not supported for P2000/MSA2000 arrays

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Replica Status—Status of the replica (for example, PAIR, SUSPEND, or COPY)

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Replication Group

P4000—Not applicable

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3PAR—Remote Copy group name

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P9000/XP—Replica group ID

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P6000 EVA—Data replication group name

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Datastore/RDM Type—Datastore/RDM type (Datastore or RDM)

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Datastore Name—Datastore name

Viewing associated VMs

The VMs To Volumes tab is displayed for selected components. See

“VMs To Volumes tab”

(page 63)

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