Continuous Access Xp Snapshot Function - HP xp12000 User Manual

Display Filter pane for the CU number or Group number is not available. To make all settings on the
Display Filter pane available, click Subsystem in the CU Number/Port Number tree.
Figure 17 Display Filter pane
The Display Filter pane contains the following drop-down lists:
• G-ID, Port, and CU: Number of G-ID (or all G-IDs), port (or all ports), and CU image (or all CU images)
to be displayed.
• Type: Pair type: Synchronous or Asynchronous.
• P-VOL/S-VOL: Volume type: P-VOL or S-VOL.
• CT Group: Number of consistency group to be displayed. This is available only for Asynchronous pairs.
• MCU-RCU Path: Port type: fibre or serial.
• CLPR: CLPR (or all CLPRs) to be displayed.
• Internal/External VOL: Volume type, internal or external (or all types), to be displayed.
The Display Filter pane also contains the following items:
• Status area: Selecting check boxes in this area displays only volumes with the selected pair status:
SMPL, COPY, PAIR, PSUS/PSUE, PDUB (LUSE only), Suspending (async only), and Deleting (async only).
The PDUB check box displays only Continuous Access XP LUSE volumes with the PDUB status. When
this check box is selected, simplex volumes are not displayed.
• Sub Status area: Used to select consistency status of Asynchronous pairs.
• Set button: Applies selections to the Volume list, and closes the Display Filter pane.
• Reset button: Clears selections, and displays default settings (ALL).
Settings on the Display Filter pane are available while using Continuous Access XP until you reset the
settings.
NOTE: You cannot use other panes without closing the Display Filter pane.

Continuous Access XP Snapshot function

This function writes user-selected Continuous Access XP pair status information to a text file on the array,
which you can then download. Status information reported in this file is determined by selections on the
Display Filter pane. Use this function to verify completion of Continuous Access XP operations.
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