HP 3PAR Operating System Software - Manual (Page 93)

◦ - Pattern of volume group names (for example, Group*)
While this command completes, Remote Copy makes changes as a result of host writes only
on the primary volume (because the syncrcopy command sends the last resynchronization
points over the network to the backup storage system).
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(Synchronous mode only) To manually force a full synchronization between volume groups in
synchronous mode:
# syncrcopy -ovrd
or:
# syncrcopy -ovrd -pat
◦ - Pattern of volume group names (for example, Group*)
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(Asynchronous periodic mode) To schedule a resynchronization of an asynchronous periodic
volume group for a specific time (for example, 12:00pm each day), you must use a host-based
script that incorporates manual resynchronization commands.
For more information on the synchronization period, see “Setting Up Resynchronization for
Asynchronous Periodic Mode” (page 201) .
Changing Secondary Volume Groups to Primary
If a primary system or primary volume group fails, you can change secondary volume groups to
primary volume groups to aid in disaster recovery. This change:
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Reverses the direction of data replication
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Enables I/O to the volume groups
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Allows you to export the volume groups as read/write as part of the disaster-recovery process
(if you do not change secondary volume groups to primary groups, volumes are exported as
read-only)
Changing One Volume Group
To change a single secondary volume group to a primary group, enter:
# setrcopygroup failover
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- Name of the secondary volume group (for example, Group1.r96) to change
to a primary group
Changing All Volume Groups on a System
To change all secondary volume groups on the backup system to primary groups, enter:
setrcopygroup failover -t
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- Name of the primary (failed) system (for example, System1)
Additional Information:
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“About the Remote Copy Commands” (page 222)
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“Recovering from Disaster” (page 102)
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