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Managing Remote Replication
About This Chapter
This function allows you to set up a replication relationship between local and remote storage
devices to copy data from the primary resource to the secondary resource. When data on one
storage device is lost due to a disaster, data on the other storage device is available. This
ensures data integrity and availability.
6.1 Viewing Information of Remote Replication Pairs
This operation enables you to view information about existing remote replication pairs, so that
you can effectively monitor the status of remote replication.
6.2 Modifying the Properties of a Remote Replication Pair
This operation enables you to change the synchronization type, speed, and recovery policy of
a remote replication pair.
6.3 Synchronizing a Remote Replication Pair
In the scenario where a remote replication pair has completed the initial synchronization and
then a host writes data to the primary resource or splits the remote replication pair, there will
be data inconsistency between the primary resource and the secondary resource. In this case,
you can synchronize the remote replication pair to ensure data consistency.
6.4 Splitting a Remote Replication Pair
If you want a secondary resource to save data on a primary resource at a specific point in
time, maintain a remote replication link, or expand network bandwidth, you must split the
remote replication pair. After a remote replication pair is split, the data written into the
primary resource by the application server will not be synchronized to the secondary resource.
This may cause data inconsistency between the primary resource and secondary resource.
6.5 Performing a Primary/Secondary Switchover for a Remote Replication
This operation enables you to switch the roles of the primary and secondary resources of a
remote replication pair. The data synchronization direction changes as the primary/secondary
relationship changes.
6.6 Switching Local LUN Owning Controllers
This operation is used to complete switchover of local LUN owning controllers to ensure that
primary and secondary LUNs belong to the same controller, preventing I/O forwarding.
6.7 Synchronizing Remote Status
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