Dell EqualLogic PS6210XS EqualLogic Group Manager Administrator s Guide PS Ser - Page 340

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1. Click Monitoring. 2. Select Replication History. The Outbound Replication History panel displays a list of volumes. You should periodically examine the replication duration information. If you see long replication times, make sure that the network connection between the partners is sufficient. A slow network link between the partners can cause long replication times. If a replication operation makes no progress, the group generates a warning event. Make sure that you have adequate network bandwidth between the groups, in addition to full IP routing. If necessary, increase the network bandwidth. In the Data size column of the panel, check how much data you are replicating. You might want to use manual transfer replication if you are transferring a large amount of data. Monitor Replication Schedules To monitor replication schedules: 1. Click Monitoring. 2. Under Schedules, select Replication Schedules. To see more detail about a schedule, move the pointer over a schedule entry in the panel. A pop-up window appears, showing additional information: • Partner for the replication • Schedule type (once, daily, hourly) • Next date and time the schedule runs • Schedule status (enabled, disabled, or expired) • Replication partner name • Number of replicas to keep You can take the following actions on a schedule: • To modify a schedule, either double-click the schedule, or select it and click Modify. The Modify schedule dialog box opens. Make the changes, then click OK. You can change the following items: - Schedule name - Run date and time - Number of replicas to keep • To disable or enable a schedule, select it, right-click in the highlighted area, and then select the appropriate option from the menu. If you are disabling a schedule, click Yes in the confirmation dialog box. • To delete a schedule, select it and click Delete. In the confirmation dialog box, click Yes to delete the schedule. Monitor Replication Partners You can display information about all the configured replication partners for a group. This information includes both outbound details (volumes on this group replicating to others) and inbound details (replication from other groups to this group). To display a list of all the replication partners for a group: • Click Replication → Replication Partners. The Replication Partners panel shows all replication partners, replication direction (inbound and outbound), replication status, delegated space, and free space. You should monitor the usage of delegated space. If free delegated space is not available, replica reserve cannot increase automatically. 340 About Monitoring

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1.
Click
Monitoring
.
2.
Select
Replication History
.
The
Outbound Replication History
panel displays a list of volumes. You should periodically examine the replication duration
information. If you see long replication times, make sure that the network connection between the partners is
sufficient.
A slow
network link between the partners can cause long replication times. If a replication operation makes no progress, the group generates
a warning event. Make sure that you have adequate network bandwidth between the groups, in addition to full IP routing. If
necessary, increase the network bandwidth.
In the
Data size
column of the panel, check how much data you are replicating. You might want to use manual transfer replication if
you are transferring a large amount of data.
Monitor Replication Schedules
To monitor replication schedules:
1.
Click
Monitoring
.
2.
Under Schedules, select
Replication Schedules
.
To see more detail about a schedule, move the pointer over a schedule entry in the panel. A pop-up window appears, showing
additional information:
•
Partner for the replication
•
Schedule type (once, daily, hourly)
•
Next date and time the schedule runs
•
Schedule status (enabled, disabled, or expired)
•
Replication partner name
•
Number of replicas to keep
You can take the following actions on a schedule:
•
To modify a schedule, either double-click the schedule, or select it and click
Modify
. The
Modify schedule
dialog box opens.
Make the changes, then click
OK
. You can change the following items:
–
Schedule name
–
Run date and time
–
Number of replicas to keep
•
To disable or enable a schedule, select it, right-click in the highlighted area, and then select the appropriate option from the
menu. If you are disabling a schedule, click
Yes
in the
confirmation
dialog box.
•
To delete a schedule, select it and click
Delete
. In the
confirmation
dialog box, click
Yes
to delete the schedule.
Monitor Replication Partners
You can display information about all the
configured
replication partners for a group. This information includes both outbound details
(volumes on this group replicating to others) and inbound details (replication from other groups to this group).
To display a list of all the replication partners for a group:
•
Click
Replication
→
Replication Partners
.
The Replication Partners panel shows all replication partners, replication direction (inbound and outbound), replication status,
delegated space, and free space.
You should monitor the usage of delegated space. If free delegated space is not available, replica reserve cannot increase
automatically.
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About Monitoring