IBM N Series Manual page 156

Where to enter SnapVault commands
The following existing content is incorrect: Commands entered on a
nondefault vFiler unit makes changes on or displays information only about
that specific vFiler unit.
This content is corrected as follows: Some commands entered on a nondefault
vFiler unit make changes on or display information only about that specific
vFiler unit--for example, snapvault status and snapvault snap sched.
Features and limitations of the snapvault command
The following existing content is incorrect:
The features of the snapvault command when used in a MultiStore context
are as follows:
v Additional SnapVault licenses are not required. vFiler units use the same
source and destination licenses as the physical storage systems.
v The SnapVault feature can be turned on and off independently on each
vFiler unit.
v The snapvault.access and snapvault.enable options can be changed
independently on each vFiler unit.
v Each vFiler unit has its own snapvault.conf file in the /etc directory.
v SnapVault relationships established between vFiler units are maintained
across vFiler unit migration.
This content is corrected as follows:
The features of the snapvault command when used in a MultiStore context
are as follows:
v Additional SnapVault licenses are not required. vFiler units use the same
source and destination licenses as the physical storage systems.
v The snapvault.access and snapvault.enable options can be changed
independently on each vFiler unit.
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