HP 3PAR StoreServ 7400 2-node HP 3PAR-to-3PAR Storage Peer Motion Guide (OS 3. - Page 41

Admitted/Importing Host Sets Screen, Admitted, Importing

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The list pane displays a 1:1 mapping between the source and destination hosts. (The source system must be connected for the source information to be displayed.) Column Description Source Host The name of the source host. Source System The name of the source system. Source Volumes Exported The number of volumes exported from the source system. Source Total Exported Size The total size (in GiB) of the volumes exported from the source system. Destination Host The name of the destination host. Destination Domain The name of the destination domain (if any). Destination System The name of the destination system. Destination Volumes Exported The number of volumes exported to the destination system. Destination Total Exported Size The total size (in GiB) of the volumes exported to the destination system. Minimally Disruptive Migration Indicates if the migration is minimally disruptive. The detail pane provides Summary, Active VLUNs, and Virtual Volume information for both the source and destination hosts. (The source system must be connected for the source information to be displayed.) Admitted/Importing Host Sets Screen The Admitted Host Sets screen displays host sets that have volumes that are in the Admitted (peer) state. The Importing Host Sets screen displays host sets that have volumes that are in the Importing state. Column Source Host Set Source System Source Host Source Total Exported Size Description The name of the source host set. The name of the source system. The number of source hosts in the source system host set. The total size (in GiB) of the volumes exported from the source system. Viewing Migration Data Information 41

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The list pane displays a 1:1 mapping between the source and destination hosts. (The source system
must be connected for the source information to be displayed.)
Description
Column
The name of the source host.
Source Host
The name of the source system.
Source System
The number of volumes exported from the source system.
Source Volumes Exported
The total size (in GiB) of the volumes exported from the source system.
Source Total Exported Size
The name of the destination host.
Destination Host
The name of the destination domain (if any).
Destination Domain
The name of the destination system.
Destination System
The number of volumes exported to the destination system.
Destination Volumes Exported
The total size (in GiB) of the volumes exported to the destination system.
Destination Total Exported Size
Indicates if the migration is minimally disruptive.
Minimally Disruptive Migration
The detail pane provides Summary, Active VLUNs, and Virtual Volume information for both the
source and destination hosts. (The source system must be connected for the source information to
be displayed.)
Admitted/Importing Host Sets Screen
The Admitted Host Sets screen displays host sets that have volumes that are in the
Admitted
(peer)
state.
The Importing Host Sets screen displays host sets that have volumes that are in the
Importing
state.
Description
Column
The name of the source host set.
Source Host Set
The name of the source system.
Source System
The number of source hosts in the source system host set.
Source Host
The total size (in GiB) of the volumes exported from the source system.
Source Total Exported Size
Viewing Migration Data Information
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