External Lu Capacity Is Smaller Than The Specified Emulation Type's Basic Capacity - HP StorageWorks XP12000 User Manual

capacity. Available capacity decreases by the size of the XP array management information area,
and all prior data must be considered lost. For more information, see the HP StorageWorks Flex Copy
XP user guide.
Figure 12 shows an example where the external LU's original capacity is larger than (or a multiple of)
the normal size of the local array's emulation type (OPEN-3 in this example). Therefore, in this
example, the local array can realize two fully-sized OPEN-3 LDEVs, with some space (insufficient to
create a full OPEN-3) left over.
Figure 12 External LU capacity is larger than the specified emulation type's basic capacity (OPEN-3
example)
Figure 13 shows an example where the external LU's original capacity is smaller than the normal size
of the local array's emulation type. In this example, since the resulting space is insufficient to create a
local array OPEN-3 LDEV, you can designate it as either a local array OPEN-V or an OPEN-3 CVS
LDEV. If the external LU were an XP of OPEN-3 emulation type, forfeiting a small amount of
management space would also result in an OPEN-3 CVS volume or an OPEN-V.
Figure 13

External LU capacity is smaller than the specified emulation type's basic capacity

• IO Suppression mode can only be selected when the volume being mapped is set to the OPEN-V
emulation type. If a different emulation type is set, IO Suppression mode is automatically set to Disable.
• If you use the mapped external LU from the host connected to the local array, set the IO Suppression
mode to Disable when mapping the LU. For External Storage XP, select Disable. For Flex Copy XP, select
Enable.
• If you use the mapped external LU for the copy source or copy destination volume for a Flex Copy XP
pair, set the emulation type to OPEN-V when mapping the volume.
• If you use the mapped external LU for the copy source or copy destination volume for a Flex Copy XP
pair, set IO Suppression mode to Enable when mapping the volume.
• The local array does not force the external array to reserve the mapped external LU. Therefore, do not
write directly to an external array LU (that is, without writing via the local XP array) with IO Suppression
mode set to Disable from the external array side.
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