HP XP P9500 Software User's Manual page 572

Table 105 Procedures for Recovering from Each Failure Type (continued)
Failure Type
General
PSOFF or cut
power
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Copy Pair Status after a Failure
Specific P-VOL
SWAPPING, the
P-VOL status will
be SUSPER).
Power cut to the Cut power
primary storage
(the status will be
system (with
SUSPER after the
battery backup).
power is turned
on).
Power cut to the Cut power
primary storage
(the status will be
system (without
SUSPER after the
battery a backup).
power is turned
on).
PSOFF for the Same as the pair
secondary storage status during a
system. failure.
Power cut to the Same as the pair
secondary storage status during a
system (with or failure.
without a battery
backup).
Cause of Failure
S-VOL
to SUSPOP or
SUSPER).
Same as the pair Cut power for the
status during a primary storage
failure system.
(if the status of
the S-VOL is
DUPLEX or
PENDING, after
the power is
turned on, the
status will change
to SUSPOP or
SUSPER).
Same as the pair Cut power for the
status during a primary storage
failure system.
(after the power
is turned on, the
status will change
to SUSPOP or
SUSPER).
Cut power PSOFF for the
secondary storage
(the status will be
system.
DUPLEX after the
power is turned
on).
Cut power Cut power for the
secondary storage
(the status will be
system.
SUSPER after the
power is turned
on).
Recovery
Procedures
execute one of the
following:
YKSUSPND with
S-VOL(PERMIT)
specified
YKSUSPND with
REVERSE
specified
YKRECVER
To perform
operations from a
secondary storage
system without
waiting for a
recovery of the
primary storage
system, execute
one of the
following:
YKSUSPND with
S-VOL(PERMIT)
specified
YKSUSPND with
REVERSE
specified
YKRECVER
To perform
operations from a
secondary storage
system without
waiting for
recovery of the
primary storage
system, execute
one of the
following:
YKSUSPND with
S-VOL(PERMIT)
specified
YKSUSPND with
REVERSE
specified
YKRECVER
See "Recovering
from Other Types
of Failures"
(page 573).
See "Recovering
from Other Types
of Failures"
(page 573).