Saving pair information to a text file – HP XP P9500 Storage User Manual
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When a pair is suspended, the primary system stops performing journal-obtain operations for the
pair. However, the primary system continues the following operations:
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Continues accepting write I/Os for the suspended P-VOL
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Keeps track of the P-VOL cylinders/tracks that are updated
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Keeps track of journal data discarded during the pair suspension. (Both primary and secondary
systems do this.)
A split or suspended S-VOL has a separate consistency status that indicates its update sequence
consistency with respect to the other S-VOLs in the associated journal. Consistency status displays
on the secondary system only.
describes S-VOL consistency statuses.
When the pair is re-synchronized, the primary and secondary systems perform the following
operations:
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The secondary system sends the S-VOL bitmap to the primary system
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The primary system merges the P-VOL and S-VOL bitmaps to synchronize the tracks
These actions ensure that all cylinders/tracks containing journal data discarded on the secondary
system are re-synchronized.
Saving pair information to a text file
You can save pair status and other information to a text file using the Export button on the Pair
Operation window.
Procedure 15 To save pair information
1.
You can filter the list columns in the Pair Operation window. Click Display Filter and select
the pair and volume data that you want to save.
2.
In the Pair Operation window, click Export.
3.
Click OK in the message that appears.
4.
In the save dialog box, enter the name of the file and then click Save.
A message appears.
5.
Click OK in the message that appears.
The following data can be exported:
Description
Item
Local system port.
Port
Local system host group number and name. (The name is limited to a maximum of 16 characters.)
Gr(Name)
Local system LU number.
LUN
Local system LDKC number, CU number and LDEV number.
Vol
Status of the pair.
Status
Journal number in the local system.
JNL
Mirror ID.
Mr
Remote system serial number.
S/N(LDKC)
Remote system path group ID.
ID
Remote system controller ID and model name.
CNTL
Remote system port number.
Port
Remote system host group number.
Gr
Remote system LU number in the remote system.
LUN
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