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Protecting Data on PowerVault NX3500 111
NOTE: If the replication policy is deleted from the target volume’s system, a
warning is issued and the policy must be deleted from the source system as well.
From the NAS Manager, navigate to Data ProtectionReplicationNAS
Replication.
Click on the hyperlink on the source system to modify a replication policy.
Removing a Replication Partner
When deleting a replication partner, make sure both systems are up and
running. If one of the systems is down or unreachable, a warning message is
displayed. This warning is for information only. Once the system that is
unreachable or down comes back up, the replication partner must be deleted
from that system. If both systems are up, the replication partner is deleted on
both systems.
From the NAS Manager, navigate to Data ProtectionReplication
Replication Partners.
Select the check box next to the relevant Replication Partner Name and
click Delete.
Managing Snapshots
Snapshots
Snapshot technology creates a point in time backup of the data that resides
on a volume. There are various policies that can be set for creating a snapshot.
These policies include when a snapshot is to be taken, how many snapshots to
keep, and how much NAS volume space can be used before snapshots are
deleted. Snapshots are based upon a change set. When the first snapshot of a
NAS volume is created, all snapshots created after the baseline snapshot is a
delta from the previous snapshot.