Replication State; Replication Performance - Quantum DXi8500 User Manual

Replication State

Replication
Performance
Quantum DXi8500 User's Guide
• Click Resume to resume all incoming and outgoing replication and
failback traffic.
If a replication job was in progress when replication was paused,
the replication job continues.
The replication state applies to all NAS shares or VTL partitions on the
DXi8500 that are eligible for replication (that is, all deduplicated shares
or partitions).
Note: The Replication Actions page may appear busy for a few
moments when enabling or disabling the replication state.
Wait for the process to complete before performing other
actions.
• Click Enable to enable replication for all shares or partitions.
• Click Disable to disable replication for all shares or partitions.
If a replication job is currently in progress, the system continues
until the entire replication job is complete. After the replication job
has completed, the system disables replication. The system will not
be able to replicate data for any shares or partitions until you click
Enable.
Note: To disable replication for a single share or partition, select it
on the Replication > Send page and click Edit. Clear the
Enable replication and the Enable scheduled replication
check boxes, and then click Apply. For more information,
see Send NAS
The DXi8500 maintains cumulative performance statistics for send and
receive replication activity. The statistics appear on the Home page and
elsewhere. To reset these statistics so the system will calculate them
with new data going forward, click Clear.
• Click Clear Send to reset cumulative performance statistics
gathered while replicating shares or partitions to target systems, or
when sending a snapshot during a failback operation.
Chapter 6: DXi8500 Replication
on page 173 or Send VTL
Actions
on page 182.
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