Relationship between GAD status, pair status, and I/O mode

Ops Center High Availability User Guide

Version
10.9.x
File Size
3.9 MB
Audience
anonymous
Part Number
MK-99ADM003-14

You should understand the relationship between the GAD status, pair status, and I/O mode to be informed about your GAD pairs.

The following table lists the GAD statuses and describes the relationship between the GAD status, pair status, and I/O mode. "N" indicates that pair status or I/O mode cannot be identified due to a failure in the storage system.

GAD status When to suspend P-VOL S-VOL Volume that has the latest data
Pair status I/O mode Pair status I/O mode
Simplex Not applicable SMPL Not applicable SMPL Not applicable Not applicable
Mirroring Not applicable INIT Mirror(RL) INIT Block P-VOL
Not applicable COPY Mirror(RL) COPY Block P-VOL
Mirrored Not applicable PAIR Mirror(RL) PAIR Mirror(RL) P-VOL and S-VOL
Quorum disk blocked or no quorum disk volume Not applicable PAIR Mirror(RL) PAIR Mirror(RL) P-VOL and S-VOL
Suspended Pair operation PSUS Local SSUS Block P-VOL
Failure PSUE* Local PSUE Block P-VOL
PSUE* Local SMPL Not applicable P-VOL
PSUE* Local N N P-VOL
Pair operation PSUS Block SSWS Local S-VOL
Failure PSUE Block SSWS* Local S-VOL
SMPL Not applicable SSWS* Local S-VOL
N N SSWS* Local S-VOL
Blocked Not applicable PSUE Block PSUE Block P-VOL and S-VOL
Not applicable PSUE Block N N P-VOL and S-VOL
Not applicable N N PSUE Block P-VOL and S-VOL

*: If the server does not issue the write I/O, the pair status might be PAIR, depending on the failure location.