You can disable high availability functions without removing all GAD pairs.
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Delete some, but not all, GAD pairs in one of the following ways:
- On the Replication Groups page, select a replication group, then click Edit to open the Edit Replication Group page. Select the primary volumes to remove, then click Submit.
- On the Volumes page, select a primary volume, then click Unprotect volume. Repeat for each primary volume to be deleted.
- On the details page for the server, select a primary volume, then click Unprotect volume. Repeat for each primary volume to be deleted.
Note: Ops Center Administrator can unprotect volumes with high availability with following conditions:- P-VOL STATUS and S-VOL STATUS of all paired volumes in the replication group is PAIR.
- Status of the corresponding replication in Ops Center Protector is OK.
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Detach primary volumes in one of the following ways:
- On the detail page for the server, select all primary volumes, then click Detach volume.
- On the Volumes page, select all primary volumes, then click Detach volume.
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Delete primary volumes in one of the following ways:
- On the detail page for the server, select all primary volumes, then click Delete volume.
- On the Volumes page, select a primary volume, then click Delete volume. Repeat for each primary volume.
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(Optional) Remove volume IDs and host group IDs in the secondary virtual storage machine.
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Open the
Virtual storage machines page and select the secondary VSM.
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Click
Remove VSM to open the
Remove Undefined Resources from VSM page.
- Specify the number of volumes, the range of volume IDs, or both, then click the plus sign (+). Click Next.
- Specify the number of host group IDs to delete, then click the plus sign (+). Click Submit.
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Open the
Virtual storage machines page and select the secondary VSM.