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Promise Technology 2-Year Extended Warranty for VessR2000 RAID Head User Manual

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Manage with CLU

To create a LUN clone of a logical drive:

1. From the Main Menu, highlight

Logical Drive Management

and press

Enter

.

2. Highlight the logical drive you want to clone and press

Enter

.

3. Highlight

LUN Clone

and press

Enter

.

4. Highlight

RAID Target

and toggle

LD

(Logical Drive) or

DA

(Disk Array).

If DA is chosen, an additional option appears to choose RAID level of the copy.

For

DA

option, highlight RAID Level of Copies, and enter RAID level for the LUN Clone on the

target Disk Array.

5. Highlight

Clone type

and toggle to select

Online

or

Offline

for the type of cloning process.

For Online Clone type, an additional option appears to enter a write expiration time in

minutes.

For Online Clone, highlight

Mirror Write End Time

and type in a value for the number of

minutes allowed for the Online Clone.

6. Highlight

Save Settings and Continue

and press

Enter

.

7. Highlight the disk array you want to use and press the Spacebar to mark it.

8. Highlight

Save Settings and Continue

and press

Enter

.

9. Highlight the

Number of Copies

field and type the number of LUN clones you want to create.

You can create up to 8 clones of a LUN at a time.

10. Highlight

Start

and press enter to begin the cloning process.

11. Press any key to continue.

12.

Press Y to confirm LUN clone creation. Press N to abort the LUN Clone.

The cloning progress bar displays.

Note the

Target Logical Drive ID

. Use this number to identify the LUN clone in the Logical Drive list.

If you chose a redundant RAID level, the LUN clone is automatically synchronized after creation.

After the LUN clone is created, you can manage it like any other logical drive. See “Making Spare Drive Settings

(CLU)” on page 452, “Locating a Logical Drive (CLU)” on page 460, and “Deleting a Logical Drive (CLU)” on page

456.

For users to access the LUN clone, you must map it to an initiator. See “Working with LUN Mapping (CLU)” on page

498