HP 3PAR Operating System Software User Manual
Hp 3par remote copy® 3.1.1 software user’s guide
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Table of contents
Document Outline
- HP 3PAR Remote Copy® 3.1.1 Software User’s Guide
- Introduction
- Part I Setting the Foundation for Remote Copy
- 1 Planning Your Remote Copy Setup Strategy
- 2 Deciding on a Remote Copy Configuration
- 3 Choosing Network Connections
- 4 Considering Requirements and Restrictions
- 5 Gathering Setup Information
- 6 Setting the Transport Layer
- Part II Setting Up the Remote Copy Servers
- 7 Setting Up 1-to-1 Remote Copy
- 8 Setting Up N-to-1 Remote Copy
- Example Remote Copy Pair for N-to-1 Setup
- Verifying Connectivity between Systems
- Setting Up the Primary System
- Setting Up the Backup System
- Checking the Links between Systems
- Verifying Virtual Volumes Are Created for Remote Copy
- Creating Remote Copy Volume Groups
- Deciding on an Initial Replication Method
- Starting Initial Replication: Copying Data Directly from Primary Volume Groups
- 9 Setting Up 1-to-N Remote Copy
- 10 Setting Up Synchronous Long Distance Remote Copy
- Example Synchronous Long Distance Setup
- Verifying Connectivity between Systems
- Setting Up the Primary System
- Setting Up the Backup Systems
- Checking the Links between Systems
- Verifying Virtual Volumes Are Created for Remote Copy
- Creating Volume Groups for Synchronous Long Distance Remote Copy
- Starting Initial Replication: Copying Data Directly from Primary Volume Groups
- 11 Setting Up a Unidirectional Configuration
- Example Unidirectional Setup
- Verifying Connectivity between Systems
- Setting Up the Primary System
- Setting Up the Backup System
- Checking the Links between Systems
- Verifying Virtual Volumes Are Created for Remote Copy
- Creating Remote Copy Volume Groups
- Deciding on an Initial Replication Method
- Starting Initial Replication: Copying Data Directly from Primary Volume Groups
- 12 Setting Up a Bidirectional Configuration
- 13 Using Tape for Initial Synchronization and Backup
- Part III Managing Remote Copy
- 14 Viewing Remote Copy System Information
- 15 Setting Volume Group Policies
- 16 Performing Manual Operations
- 17 Modifying Virtual Volumes
- 18 Limiting Throughput
- 19 Optimizing Performance
- Part IV Recovering from Disaster
- 20 Disaster Recovery for 1-to-1 Configurations
- 21 Disaster Recovery for N-to-1 Configurations
- 22 Disaster Recovery for 1-to-N Configurations
- 23 Disaster Recovery for Synchronous Long Distance
- Part V Remote Copy Concepts
- 24 Remote Copy Pairs and Targets
- 25 Remote Copy Links
- 26 Virtual Volumes and CPGs
- 27 Volume Groups
- 28 Volume Group Modes
- 29 Synchronization Types and Limits
- 30 Remote Copy Snapshots
- 31 Error Handling
- Part VI Appendices
- A Quick Setup Guide
- B Quick Disaster Recovery Guide
- C About the Remote Copy Commands
- D The Remote Copy Commands
- admitrcopylink
- admitrcopytarget
- admitrcopyvv
- checkrclink
- controlport
- creatercopygroup
- creatercopytarget
- dismissrcopylink
- dismissrcopytarget
- dismissrcopyvv
- growvv
- histrcvv
- removercopygroup
- removercopytarget
- setrcopygroup
- setrcopytarget
- setvv
- showport
- showrcopy
- showrctransport
- startrcopy
- startrcopygroup
- statport
- statrcopy
- statrcvv
- stoprcopy
- stoprcopygroup
- syncrcopy
- E Remote Copy and Other Features
- Index