Status Tab - HPE StoreOnce 6500 User Manual

• Replication targets on a StoreOnce 2xxx – 5xxx System require the IP address of the appliance.
• Replication targets on a StoreOnce 6500 and 6600 System require identification of the Data VIF IP
address of the appropriate Service Sets (also referred to as a node). Each StoreOnce 6500 and 6600
System may have up to eight Service Sets (the minimum is two Service Sets).
NOTE: Service Set Data VIF IP addresses are used for data traffic and are not the same as the
Cluster Management IP address used to log onto the StoreOnce Management Console. You cannot
configure the replication targets using the IP address used to log on to the StoreOnce Management
Console.
Procedure
1. Open the StoreOnce Management GUI. The GUI opens on the appliance landing page.
2. Select the Service Set in the list on the StoreOnce page.
3. Locate its Data VIF IP at the bottom of the System Information.

Status tab

The default tab when you select Replication in the Navigator is the Status tab.
The top part of the Replication page shows the available Service Sets. The following table describes the
information provided for each Service Set. Select the required Service Set to display associated
information in the tabs below.
Table 12: Replication Service Set details
Name
Current Node
Main Node
Failover Node
Replication Status
The name of the Service Set.
The serial number of the node that is currently hosting the service set. This
is normally the same as the serial number of the Main Node, unless the
backup system is in a failover state and the Service Set is unavailable.
The serial number of the node that normally hosts the service set.
The serial number of the node that will host the service set if failover
occurs. If the Failover node and the Current Node are the same, one of the
nodes on the system is in an automatic failover state and the Service Set
associated with it is from the surviving node. Replication will continue on
the failover Service Set until the problem that caused failover is resolved.
There may be some deterioration in performance, but all replication data is
safe.
The replication status which may be:
• Running
• A target Service Set is offline
• A mapped share (NAS) or slot pair (VTL) is not synchronized, or out of
sync for a certain number of days (hours), depending upon the settings
for warning/critical out of sync hours
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