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SnapSAN S5000 Data Migration User Guide
2.
If you have no plan to use the data migration function, the system volume for data
migration can be deleted.
3.
Navigate to
[Bind] >[Logical Disk] >[Unbind logical disk] >
from the main window menu of
SnapSAN Manager Embeded or SnapSAN Manager, and then select and delete the
"volume reserved for data migration".
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If you want to use a command for this operation, log in to the destination disk array
with the administrator privilege and execute the iSMcfg command.
4.
Changing the host connection port attribute (management server * target: destination
disk array)
If you do not use the data migration function, the host port type of the destination disk array
can be changed to the host port. Perform the following:
1.
Display the host connection port setting screen by selecting
[Bind] >
[
Disk Array] >[Host
Connection Port] >[Port setting (FC)]
from the main window menu of SnapSAN Manager
Embeded or SnapSAN Manager.
2.
Select the port used for data migration from the port list displayed on the host
connection port setting screen and select the
[Edit]
button to display the edit dialog.
3.
Specify
[Host Port]
as the port type on the edit dialog and select the
[OK]
button.
4.
Select the
[Next]
button, confirm the setting, and select the
[Run]
button.
5.
Select
[Yes]
on the confirmation dialog.
6.
When the completion screen is displayed, select the
[Complete]
button.
7.
Display the host director properties screen to check that the host/data migration port
is set
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If you want to use a command for this operation, log in to the destination disk array
with the administrator privilege and execute the iSMcfg command.
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If you have no plan to use the data migration function, disconnect the source disk array
and the destination disk array connected through FC.
Rollback Procedure
This section describes the rollback procedure when stopping data migration in the middle.
