Fujitsu ETERNUS CS800 S6 User Manual page 182

Send Settings Information
Pause/Resume
Original Data Size
Actual Data Sent
Average Send Rate
Receive Settings & Cumulative Statistics
The Receive Settings & Cumulative Statistics section displays statistics for all data
received by the system from all sources since system installation or since Receive
cumulative replication statistics were last cleared by clicking Clear Receive on the
Replication Actions page (see
Receive Settings Information Description
Source System
Actual Data Received
Average Receive Rate
ETERNUS CS800
Description
The source controls the replication pause behavior. To
manually pause replication between the source and
target system, click Pause on the source system. To
manually restart replication, click Resume on the source
system.
When the target system enters low disk space
condition, replication on the source system is
automatically paused. Replication will resume when
the target leaves low disk space condition.
The original, native size of data sent during replication or
failback. This value does not represent the amount of
data actually sent over the network during replication or
failback because data is deduplicated and compressed
before being sent.
The amount of data actually sent over the network during
replication or failback. This value is usually much less
than the Original Data Size due to the benefits of data
deduplication and compression.
The average send rate (in MB/s) of data sent over the
network during replication or failback (Actual Data Sent
divided by the amount of time required to complete
replication or failback)
"Replication Configuration" on page
The number of source systems configured to replicate
data to the ETERNUS CS800. Click to specify replication
sources (see "Replication Configuration" on page
The amount of data actually received over the network
during replication or failback.
The average receive rate (in MB/s) of data received over
the network during replication or failback (Actual Data
Received divided by the amount of time required to
complete replication or failback).
9.5 Replication
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