Quantum DXi4701, User Manual

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Chapter 9: DXi4701 Configuration
Scheduler
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• Scheduling Space Reclamation on page 301
5 (Required for healthchecks and space reclamation) Specify when
and how often the event reoccurs (see Setting Recurrence for a
Scheduled Event on page 301).
6 Click Apply .
7 Refresh the browser window to make sure the event settings are
applied.
Caution: When adding multiple events of the same type, make sure
the events do not overlap. If two events of the same type
overlap, the later event takes precedence over the earlier
event.
Note: After a system reboot, all open-ended events (for example,
replication) will restart at their next scheduled time. Events
with end times (for example, replication throttle) that are past
their start time will have their end action occur.
Scheduling a Share or Partition for Replication
Configure a replication schedule for a NAS share or VTL partition to
automatically replicate the share or partition data to the target system
at regular intervals. Disable scheduled replication if you do not want to
automatically replicate the share or partition data to the target.
Note:
Note: To schedule a share or partition for replication, you must
first add one or more replication targets (see Replication
Configuration on page 249). In addition, you must add one or
more shares or partitions with deduplication enabled and at
least one target selected (see NAS Summary on page 204 or
Partitions on page 221).
Note: Disabling replication for a share or partition, or deleting a share
or partition, does not delete any scheduled replication events
for that share or partition. If you no longer want to schedule
the share or partition for replication, manually delete the
schedule (see Deleting a Scheduled Event on page 302).
To configure a replication schedule for a share or partition: