HP P9000 HP StorageWorks P9000 Business Copy User Guide (AV400-96342, January - Page 40

Reviewing S-VOL path information, Actions, Local Copy, Business Copy/Snapshot, Operation, S-VOL

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Table 10 Fields in detail dialog box (continued) Field Pair Information Description • P-VOL: Displays LUN information using LDKC number:CU number:LDEV number format. • S-VOL: Displays LUN information using LDKC number:CU number:LDEV number format. • MU: The pair's MU number (mirror unit number). • Status: The status of the pair. • Sync.: Percentage that P-VOL and S-VOL are synchronized. • CTG: The consistency group number displays if the pair is registered in the group. If the pair is not registered to the consistency group, --- displays. • CLPR(S): The identifier for the P-VOL's cache logical partition (CLPR) displays in CLPR number:CLPR name format. • CLPR(T): The identifier for the S-VOL's cache logical partition (CLPR) displays in CLPR number:CLPR name format. Refresh the window If you select the check box, the information displayed in the Pair Operation window is updated after this dialog box is after the Detail dialog box closes. If you do not select the check box, the information in the closed. Pair Operation window is the same before and after you close the Detail dialog box. Reviewing S-VOL path information You can view path information for the S-VOL. You do this in the S-VOL Path dialog box. To view S-VOL path information: 1. In Remote Web Console, click Actions > Local Copy > Business Copy/Snapshot > Pair Operation. 2. In the tree, select the appropriate port or host group for the desired pair(s). Related volumes display. 3. Select a pair or pairs, right-click, and select S-VOL Path from the menu. The S-VOL Path dialog box displays. Field descriptions are provided below. 40 Monitoring and maintaining the system

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Table 10 Fields in detail dialog box
(continued)
Description
Field
•
P-VOL: Displays LUN information using LDKC number:CU number:LDEV number format.
•
S-VOL: Displays LUN information using LDKC number:CU number:LDEV number format.
•
MU: The pair’s MU number (mirror unit number).
•
Status: The status of the pair.
•
Sync.: Percentage that P-VOL and S-VOL are synchronized.
•
CTG: The consistency group number displays if the pair is registered in the group. If the
pair is not registered to the consistency group, --- displays.
•
CLPR(S): The identifier for the P-VOL’s cache logical partition (CLPR) displays in CLPR
number:CLPR name format.
•
CLPR(T): The identifier for the S-VOL’s cache logical partition (CLPR) displays in CLPR
number:CLPR name format.
Pair Information
If you select the check box, the information displayed in the Pair Operation window is updated
after the Detail dialog box closes. If you do not select the check box, the information in the
Pair Operation window is the same before and after you close the Detail dialog box.
Refresh the window
after this dialog box is
closed.
Reviewing S-VOL path information
You can view path information for the S-VOL. You do this in the S-VOL Path dialog box.
To view S-VOL path information:
1.
In Remote Web Console, click
Actions
>
Local Copy
>
Business Copy/Snapshot
>
Pair
Operation
.
2.
In the tree, select the appropriate port or host group for the desired pair(s). Related volumes
display.
3.
Select a pair or pairs, right-click, and select
S-VOL
Path from the menu. The S-VOL Path dialog
box displays. Field descriptions are provided below.
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