Managing Your Snap Assisted Pairs From The Replication Management Page - American Megatrends StorTrends 1100-P User Manual

Managing your Snap Assisted Pairs from the Replication Management page

Use the Replication. Management page to manage your Snap Assisted Replication (SAR).
This page allows you to manage all Snap Assisted Replication Pairs involving Volumes
in this box. To access this page, click on the Replication. node in the navigation tree.
Field Description
Existing Snap This table lists all existing Snap Assisted Replication pairs along with their information,
Assisted Replication such as Local Volume,. Remote Volume, Remote Host,. Role, Link Status and
Pairs Table Synchronization Percent.
Consistency Group This is the name of the group containing the 1 or more volumes that are part of replication
name pairs that replicate at the same time.
Local/Remote Pool This field displays the pair's Local and Remote Storage. Pools respectively.
Local/Remote This field displays the pair's Local and Remote SAN. Volumes respectively.
Volume.
Volume. Size This field displays the SAN. Volumes' size (must be the same for both volumes in a pair).
Replication. Role This field displays the Replication. Role. The Storage. Appliance. volume can either be the
Primary or the Secondary/Remote volume of a given pair.
Replication Status Can be idle, failed for failover, paused, replicating
Volume Type SAN or NAS
No. of snapshots to be This indicates how many snapshots may still be awaiting replication to the secondary.
replicated
Last completed Time and date of last snapshot that has been taken for this volume
snapshot time
Resync. Priority This field allows you to customize your resync priority. 25% is the default setting.
Resync is used to synchronize the volumes. Setting the resync priority closer to 100%
makes the volumes more current, however it takes more system resources (such as CPU
and memory resources) when this setting is higher.
Remote Host. This field displays the IP Address of the Remote Host.. In the event that the IP Address
changes on the Remote Host (such as the case when using DHCP)., you can update the
new IP Address by typing it into this field. In the case of a local replication pair (involving
2 volumes in the same local box, this column will show "local".
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