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6.
In the Section Selection area of the Save Profile window, select each section you want to save.
7.
To save the file, either:
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Save the file in the default directory, or
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Save the file in another directory by choosing it in the Look in drop-down list.
8.
In File name, type a name for the file and click Save.
The file is saved as a .txt file.
Viewing The Properties Pane
The Properties pane is a view-only display of the physical and logical characteristics of a single virtual disk in a
replicated pair, or a single replication repository virtual disk.
To view the Properties pane:
1.
In the AMW, select the Storage & Copy Services tab.
2.
Select either the primary or secondary virtual disk of the replicated pair.
The Properties pane shows properties for the selected virtual disk. Under Replication properties, the Replication
status displays the synchronization status of the replicated pair. When the primary and secondary virtual disks are
synchronizing, the Replication status shows a synchronizing icon. For more information, see
Icons.
Viewing Logical Elements Of The Secondary Virtual Disk
To view the logical elements of the secondary virtual disk of a remote replication:
1.
In the AMW of the local storage array, select the Storage & Copy Services tab.
2.
Right-click the secondary virtual disk of the remote replication.
3.
Select View Associated Logical Elements.
The View Associated Logical Elements pop-up is displayed, displaying these logical elements:
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Primary and secondary virtual disks and their locations
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Replication repository virtual disks and their locations
Viewing The Physical Components Or Logical Elements Of The Primary Virtual Disk
To view the physical components or logical elements of the primary virtual disk in a remote replication:
1.
In the AMW of the storage array that contains t he primary virtual disk, select the Storage & Copy Services tab.
2.
Right-click the primary virtual disk and do one of the following:
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View the logical elements of the primary virtual disk by selecting Select View → Associated Logical
Elements. The View Associated Logical Elements pop-up is displayed, showing visual representations of
these elements: the primary and secondary virtual disk in the remote replication (and their locations) and
the replication repository virtual disks in the storage array (and their locations).
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View the physical components of the primary virtual disk by clicking View Associated Physical Components
in the Properties pane. The View Associated Physical Components pop-up is displayed, showing a visual
representation of the primary virtual disk in the remote replication.
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