Suspending pair creation – HP XP P9500 Storage User Manual

Page 41

Advertising
background image

To sort the Available LDEVs and Selected Pairs tables according to the capacity, click
Capacity near the top of the window.

The remaining number you have to select refers to the P-VOLs that do not have an assigned
S-VOL, as seen in the Selected Pairs table.

Sort in the middle-left allows you to sort the Selected Pairs table.

Change Options in the middle-right allows you to change Split Type and Copy Pace
(applies to all new pairs).

To change MU numbers, complete the following:

a. Select the desired primary/secondary line in the Selected Pairs table.

b. Click Edit Mirror Unit near the bottom-right after specifying S-VOL.

To remove a line from the Selected Pairs table, select the line and click Remove. For more
information on removing rows to alter pair configuration, see

“Example 3”

.

13. Click Finish.
14. In the Confirm window, type a Task Name then click Apply.

After creating the pair, if you do not see the number of pairs and other information you expect to
see in the Summary tab of the Local Replications window, the system is working and requires more
time. Wait a little longer, then click File/Refresh.

Suspending pair creation

You can suspend a pair create operation (initial copy). When this is done, pair status changes to
Suspend/SUSPER. The S-VOL continues accepting write I/O operations from the P-VOL and marks
the entire P-VOL track as difference data. Resynchronizing a suspended pair change the pair status
to Resync/PENDING and copies the entire P-VOL to the S-VOL. Resynchronizing a suspended pair
takes the same time as the initial copy operation.

The storage system automatically suspends a pair when it detects an error condition related to an
update copy operation, or when it cannot keep the pair mirrored.
1.

In the tree, click Replications > Local Replications.

2.

In the Pairs tab, select the pair you want to suspend, and click More Actions > Suspend Pairs.

Suspending pair creation

41

Advertising