Dell MD3620F Computer Hardware User Manual


 
Configuration: Premium Feature— Remote Replication 195
The write mode of a remote replication is selected when it is created.
However, you can change the write mode in a remote replication at a later
time, as well as change the secondary virtual disk's membership in a write
consistency group. For more information about write modes and write
consistency groups, go to Setting the Write Mode for Creating a Remote
Replication online help topic.
To change Write Mode and Consistency Group Membership:
1
In the
AMW
the storage array containing the primary virtual disk, select
the
Logical
tab.
2
In the
Logical
pane, right-click the primary virtual disk of the replicated pair.
3
Select
Change

Write Mode
.
The
Change Write Mode
dialog is displayed. The Replicated pairs table
reflects all replicated pairs in both the local and remote storage arrays.
4
Select one or more replicated pairs. To select all replicated pairs, click
Select All
.
5
Select either the
Synchronous
or
Asynchronous
write mode.
6
If you are you adding the secondary virtual disk of the replicated pair to a
write consistency group, select
Yes
and then select the
Add to consistency
group
check box.
If you are not adding the secondary virtual disk of the replicated pair to a
write consistency group, go to Step 7.
7
Click
OK
.
The
Change Write Mode confirmation
message is displayed.
8
In the
Change Write Mode confirmation
message, click
Yes
.
The Replication properties section (the Properties panes in the Array
Management Window for the local storage array) displays the
following information:
Replication status is Synchronized.
Write mode is either Synchronous or Asynchronous, depending on your
selection above.
The secondary virtual disk is either write consistent/not write consistent.
Resynchronization method is either Manual or Automatic.
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