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Node Smart Copies MultiPath Description Smart Copies are organized under the original object (volume, collection, or application). Each Smart Copy is assigned a timestamp. The replicas, clones, or snapshots in the set also have a timestamp. On a cluster node, some actions on a Smart Copy Set are restricted to the node that owns the cluster resources that the Smart Copy set depends on. Under the Smart Copies node, additional nodes might appear: • Broken-This node contains Smart Copies that cannot be validated, because part of the Smart Copy set is missing, or because the snapshot reserve for one of the volumes is out of space. See View Available Smart Copies for more information. • Recoverable-This node contains the Smart Copies of a cloned volume that was deleted on the PS Series group. See Smart Copy Properties for Volumes for more information. • Unreachable-This node contains Smart Copies for volumes on a PS Series group that cannot be reached during validation. See View Available Smart Copies for more information. Smart Copy sets are for individual volumes, collections, and applications. Depending on the type of Smart Copy, you can mount it and restore it. You can also: • Delete a Smart Copy • Display the backup document for the Smart Copy • Validate the Smart Copy with reference to a connected PS Series group. If the validation operation fails, the Smart Copy is classified as broken or unreachable. (See Smart Copy Validation.) The MultiPath node expands to display detailed information about the multipath sessions for the host. Tree Panel Icons Nodes in the ASM/ME tree panel have associated icons, described in the following table. The icons can vary, depending on the state of the component associated with that node. For example, a node that is all gray does not support certain ASM/ME operations. Table 16. ASM/ME Tree Panel Icons Icon Definition All Hosts node-The object nodes for each host (Applications, Volumes, Collections, Schedules, and Smart Copies) are listed under the Host node. Local host node-This icon represents the host on which the current instance of ASM/ME is running. Remote host node-This icon represents a Group, SharePoint farm, or cluster node in the HIT Group. Applications list node-Supported applications, such as an SQL server, are listed under this node. Application node-The application is supported and functioning correctly. Application node-The application is an incompatible version, or the application is not currently running. Container for a group of Application components-The container name is determined by the application that owns the components. Application component-This icon represents an application component (such as an SQL database or an Exchange mailbox database) residing on a volume that is not supported for Smart Copy operations. Application component-This icon represents an application component (such as an SQL database or an Exchange mailbox database) residing on a volume that is supported for Smart Copies. ASM/ME implicitly includes all supported subcomponents in a Smart Copy. ASM/ME Graphical User Interface 33

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Node
Description
Smart Copies
Smart Copies are organized under the original object (volume, collection, or application).
Each Smart Copy is assigned a timestamp. The replicas, clones, or snapshots in the set also
have a timestamp.
On a cluster node, some actions on a Smart Copy Set are restricted to the node that owns
the cluster resources that the Smart Copy set depends on.
Under the Smart Copies node, additional nodes might appear:
•
Broken—This node contains Smart Copies that cannot be validated, because part of the
Smart Copy set is missing, or because the snapshot reserve for one of the volumes is out
of space. See
View Available Smart Copies
for more information.
•
Recoverable—This node contains the Smart Copies of a cloned volume that was deleted
on the PS Series group. See
Smart Copy Properties for Volumes
for more information.
•
Unreachable—This node contains Smart Copies for volumes on a PS Series group that
cannot be reached during validation. See
View Available Smart Copies
for more
information.
Smart Copy sets are for individual volumes, collections, and applications. Depending on the
type of Smart Copy, you can mount it and restore it.
You can also:
•
Delete a Smart Copy
•
Display the backup document for the Smart Copy
•
Validate the Smart Copy with reference to a connected PS Series group. If the validation
operation fails, the Smart Copy is classified as broken or unreachable. (See
Smart Copy
Validation
.)
MultiPath
The MultiPath node expands to display detailed information about the multipath sessions for
the host.
Tree Panel Icons
Nodes in the ASM/ME tree panel have associated icons, described in the following table. The icons can vary, depending on the state of
the component associated with that node. For example, a node that is all gray does not support certain ASM/ME operations.
Table 16. ASM/ME Tree Panel Icons
Icon
Definition
All Hosts node—The object nodes for each host (Applications, Volumes, Collections, Schedules, and Smart Copies)
are listed under the Host node.
Local host node—This icon represents the host on which the current instance of ASM/ME is running.
Remote host node—This icon represents a Group, SharePoint farm, or cluster node in the HIT Group.
Applications list node—Supported applications, such as an SQL server, are listed under this node.
Application node—The application is supported and functioning correctly.
Application node—The application is an incompatible version, or the application is not currently running.
Container for a group of Application components—The container name is determined by the application that owns
the components.
Application component—This icon represents an application component (such as an SQL database or an Exchange
mailbox database) residing on a volume that is not supported for Smart Copy operations.
Application component—This icon represents an application component (such as an SQL database or an Exchange
mailbox database) residing on a volume that is supported for Smart Copies. ASM/ME implicitly includes all
supported subcomponents in a Smart Copy.
ASM/ME Graphical User Interface
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