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Working with remote copy targets, Creating remote copy targets – HP 3PAR Operating System Software User Manual

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Working with Remote Copy Targets

Remote Copy target definitions are descriptors on one Remote Copy system that identify
another a Remote Copy system. In a Remote Copy server pair, the servers are each defined

as targets, relative to each other, for Remote Copy operations. The InForm Management
Console allows you to perform the following:

Create Remote Copy Targets

Edit Remote Copy Targets

Remove Remote Copy Targets

Creating Remote Copy Targets

You can add Remote Copy targets to your existing Remote Copy configuration(s).

If you add a new target to an existing 1-to-1 Remote Copy configuration, you will

effectively create a 1-to-N or N-to-1, Remote Copy configuration.

If you add a new target to an existing 1-to-N or N-to-1 Remote Copy configuration, you

will be adding an additional backup or primary target, respectively.

You cannot add new targets to a Synchronous Long Distance Remote Copy configuration.

The following restrictions apply:

For the current release, a 1-to-N Remote Copy configuration can have a maximum of two

backup servers.

In an N-to-1 Remote Copy relationship, a maximum of four primary (source) InServ

Storage Servers use the same InServ Storage Server as backup server.

In order to configure Synchronous Long Distance Remote Copy, at least two of the

servers must have Fibre Channel ports. The synchronous connection must be a Fibre

Channel connection, while the asynchronous periodic connection can be either all Fibre
Channel (over an IP network) or all IP. Only unidirectional functionality is allowed

between Remote Copy pairs.


To create a Remote Copy target:

1.

Access

the Remote Copy Targets screen.

2. Right-click the system for which you wish to create a new Remote Copy target, and

then select Create Target.

The Create Remote Copy Target wizard appears.