Forcibly removing journals, Using exctgs with p9500 – HP XP P9500 Storage User Manual

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To remove all journals from a system, right-click the system in the tree or the list.

To remove all journals in an EXCTG belonging to an LDKC, right-click the LDKC from the
tree.

4.

Click Remove JNL from EXCTG in the menu that displays

5.

In the Preview list, check the journals to be removed. To cancel removal of a journal, right-click
and select Cancel.

6.

When satisfied, click Apply. If an error occurs during the operation, right-click the error code
in the right-most column and select Error Detail. An error message displays.

If you cannot remove journals, follow the instructions in the next topic to remove the journals forcibly.

Forcibly removing journals

Follow the procedure below when you cannot remove the journals from an EXCTG due to a
communication failure between systems or other reason.

CAUTION:

To remove journals from an extended consistency group, follow the instructions in

“Removing journals from an EXCTG ” (page 55)

. Use the procedure below when that procedure

fails to remove the journals.

Procedure 3 To remove journals forcibly

1.

Follow the instructions in previous topic,

“Removing journals from an EXCTG ” (page 55)

2.

If the operation fails, navigate to the Journal Operations window from the Actions menu.

3.

Locate the journal or groups that you want to forcibly remove from an EXCTG, right-click and
select Journal and Remove JNL from EXCTG (Force).

4.

In the Preview list, check the journals to be forcibly removed. To cancel removal of a journal,
right-click and select Cancel.

5.

When satisfied, click Apply. If an error occurs during the operation, right-click the error code
in the right-most column and select Error Detail. An error message displays.

Using EXCTGs with P9500

Cnt Ac-J Z can perform remote copy operations from more than one primary system to more than
one secondary system using EXCTGs. Both the primary and secondary systems can be a mix of
P9500 and XP24000/XP20000 Disk Array.

There is no limitation on the combination of P9500 and XP24000/XP20000 Disk Array
systems for either the primary or secondary systems. Any combination of system type is allowed.

There is no limitation on the journals that can be registered in the EXCTG when the supervisor
DKC is P9500 and the subordinate DKC is XP24000/XP20000 Disk Array. All journals in
P9500 and XP24000/XP20000 Disk Array can be specified as EXCTGs. This is shown in

Figure 15 (page 57)

.

However, when the supervisor DKC is XP24000/XP20000 Disk Array and the subordinate
DKCs are P9500, journals of LDKCs other than LDKC00 cannot be registered in the EXCTGs.
This will be true even if the number of LDKCs is expanded in a future version. This is shown
in

Figure 15 (page 57)

.

To clarify, please observe the following:

The journal of LDKC00 of P9500 (subordinate DKC) can be registered in the EXCTG.

The journal of LDKC01 of P9500 (subordinate DKC) cannot be registered in the EXCTG.

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