Creating mirrorclones, Creating snapclones (preallocated), Procedure – HP P6000 Continuous Access Software User Manual

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3.

Select Actions > New DR Group.

The Replicate Wizard opens.

4.

Follow the instructions in the wizard.

Creating mirrorclones

Use a container to create a synchronized mirrorclone copy of a virtual disk. See virtual disks

Synchronized mirrorclones

and

Containers

.

Considerations

You can use the GUI, or jobs to create a synchronized mirrorclone. See

Virtual disks actions

cross reference

.

A container that is the same size as the source virtual disk must already exist.

Procedure

.

Guidelines apply. See virtual disks

Mirrorclone guidelines

.

Dynamic capacity management guidelines apply. For more information, see

Using

DC-Management with replication

.

Procedure

The following procedure uses the GUI.

1.

In the navigation pane, select Virtual Disks.

2.

On the List tab, select the source virtual disk to replicate using the mirrorclone method.

3.

Select Actions > Create Mirrorclone.

The Mirrorclone window opens.

4.

Follow the instruction in the window.

Creating snapclones (preallocated)

Use a container to create a point-in-time snapclone copy of a virtual disk. See virtual disks

Preallocated snapclones and containers

.

Considerations

You can use the GUI, jobs, or the CLUI to create preallocated snapclones. See

Virtual disks

actions cross reference

.

A container that is the same size as the original virtual disk must already exist.

Procedure

.

Guidelines apply. See virtual disks

Snapclone guidelines

.

A flush of the source virtual disk write cache is required before replication is started. See

Preallocated snapclones

.

Dynamic capacity management guidelines apply. See

Using DC-Management with replication

for more information.

Procedure

The following procedure uses the GUI.

1.

In the navigation pane, select Virtual Disks.

2.

On the List tab, select the virtual disk to replicate using the preallocated snapclone method.

3.

Select Actions > Snapclone-Preallocated.

The New Preallocated Snapclone window opens.

4.

Follow the instruction in the window.

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