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18. Click Next .
19. Select three secondary volumes in the Assign Secondary Volumes window, and then click Set .
Pair operations for each consistency group
To use pairs in a consistency group, use RAID Manager.
Adding Fast Snap pairs to snapshot or consistency groups using RAID
Manager
NOTE: If the host is down, the RAID Manager command might be rejected and the pair not defined in the
group. In this case, you can use Remote Web Console to create the pair and assign it to a group.
The following is an example of using the
raidcom add snapshot
command to create a pair specifying
the P-VOL (LDEV#10:10), the S-VOL (LDEV#20:20) and the pool (SnapPool00) in the snapshot group
(db1), and to add the pair to the consistency group (CTG):
raidcom add snapshot -ldev_id 0x1010 0x2020 -pool SnapPool00 -snapshotgroup
db1 -snap_mode CTG
You can create pairs and define the pairs in a snapshot group. By specifying an option, pairs can also
belong to a consistency group. This task describes how to do this using RAID Manager.
More information
Creating Fast Snap pairs using Remote Web Console on page 114
Workflow for defining Fast Snap pairs and defining them in snapshot or
consistency groups using Remote Web Console
If the command is rejected, use the following process to define the pair to the consistency group:
1. View a list of the consistency groups and locate the consistency group to which you want to assign the
pair.
For more information about how to view a list of consistency groups, see Viewing the list of
consistency groups on page 145.
2. Create a pair and define it to a consistency group.
For more information about how to create pairs and define them in consistency groups, see Creating
Fast Snap pairs using Remote Web Console on page 114.
More information
Storing snapshot data or cloning pairs on page 119
Workflow for creating groups and storing snapshot data using RAID Manager on page 26
Creating Fast Snap pairs using Remote Web Console on page 114
Storing snapshot data or cloning pairs
• Split the Fast Snap pair.
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