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Replication status properties, Primary volume snapshot properties, Snapshot type

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Replication status properties When you select the Status component a table shows the status, progress, start date/time, date/time of last update, date/time the replication was suspended, estimated completion time, elapsed or total replication time (including any suspension time). The panel also shows the replication image's serial number. Primary volume snapshot properties If the snapshot is on the local system, when you select the Primary Volume Snapshot component a table shows the: • Name and serial number of the vdisk containing the snapshot • Snapshot name, creation date/time, status, and status reason • Primary volume name • Snap pool name • Amounts of total, unique, and shared data associated with the snapshot • Default and user-specified retention priorities for this type of snapshot • Snapshot type If the snapshot is on a remote system, when you select the Primary Volume Snapshot component a table shows the snapshot serial number and creation date/time. Secondary volume snapshot properties If the snapshot is on the local system, when you select the Secondary Volume Snapshot component a table shows the: • Name and serial number of the vdisk containing the snapshot • Snapshot name, creation date/time, status, and status reason • Primary volume name • Snap pool name • Amounts of total, unique, and shared data associated with the snapshot • Default and user-specified retention priorities for this type of snapshot • Snapshot type If the snapshot is on a remote system, when you select the Secondary Volume Snapshot component a table shows the snapshot serial number and creation date/time. 124 Using Remote Snap to replicate volumes

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Using Remote Snap to replicate volumes
Replication status properties
When you select the Status component a table shows the status, progress, start date/time, date/time of last
update, date/time the replication was suspended, estimated completion time, elapsed or total replication
time (including any suspension time). The panel also shows the replication image’s serial number.
Primary volume snapshot properties
If the snapshot is on the local system, when you select the Primary Volume Snapshot component a table
shows the:
•
Name and serial number of the vdisk containing the snapshot
•
Snapshot name, creation date/time, status, and status reason
•
Primary volume name
•
Snap pool name
•
Amounts of total, unique, and shared data associated with the snapshot
•
Default and user-specified retention priorities for this type of snapshot
•
Snapshot type
If the snapshot is on a remote system, when you select the Primary Volume Snapshot component a table
shows the snapshot serial number and creation date/time.
Secondary volume snapshot properties
If the snapshot is on the local system, when you select the Secondary Volume Snapshot component a table
shows the:
•
Name and serial number of the vdisk containing the snapshot
•
Snapshot name, creation date/time, status, and status reason
•
Primary volume name
•
Snap pool name
•
Amounts of total, unique, and shared data associated with the snapshot
•
Default and user-specified retention priorities for this type of snapshot
•
Snapshot type
If the snapshot is on a remote system, when you select the Secondary Volume Snapshot component a table
shows the snapshot serial number and creation date/time.