Global-active device status and nondisruptive migration pair operations

Ops Center High Availability User Guide

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

The following table shows the cache modes of nondisruptive migration and GAD pair operations.

Operation target Virtual LDEV ID GAD pair operation
P-VOL S-VOL
Cache modes for external volume groups of the destination storage system TM (Cache Through) N N
SM (Write Sync) Y N

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Y: Can be performed

N: Cannot be performed

The following table shows the possibility of GAD pair operation and cache mode change in nondisruptive migration.

Operation target Cache modes to which GAD P-VOL can be changed
TM (Cache Through) SM EM/DM
GAD P-VOL N Y N

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Y: Can be performed

N: Cannot be performed

The following table shows the possibility of Volume Migration pair operations (when a GAD pair operating with nondisruptive migration is in the initial status).

GAD pair status Virtual LDEV ID I/O from the server Volume Migration operation
Read Write Migrate volumes Stop migrating volumes
SMPL Specified Y Y Y Y
None N N N Y
None (GAD reserve is specified as the virtual attribute) N N N Y

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Y: Can be performed

N: Cannot be performed

The following table shows the possibility of Volume Migration pair operations (when a GAD pair operating with nondisruptive migration is being mirrored).

GAD pair status I/O mode Pair location I/O from the server Volume Migration operation
Read Write Migrate volumes Stop migrating volumes
INIT/COPY Mirror (RL) P-VOL Y Y N Y
Block S-VOL N N N Y

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Y: Can be performed

N: Cannot be performed

The following table shows the possibility of Volume Migration pair operations (when a GAD pair operating with nondisruptive migration is already mirrored).

GAD pair status I/O mode Pair location I/O from the server Volume Migration operation
Read Write Migrate volumes Stop migrating volumes
PAIR Mirror (RL) P-VOL Y Y Y Y
Block S-VOL N N N Y

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Y: Can be performed

N: Cannot be performed

The following table shows the possibility of Volume Migration pair operations (when a GAD pair operating with nondisruptive migration is suspended).

GAD pair status I/O mode Pair location I/O from the server Volume Migration operation
Read Write Migrate volumes Stop migrating volumes
PSUS/PSUE Local P-VOL Y Y Y Y
Block Volume of your own choice (P-VOL or S-VOL) N N Y Y
SSUS Block S-VOL N N Y Y
SSWS Local S-VOL Y Y Y Y

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Y: Can be performed

N: Cannot be performed

The following table shows the possibility of Volume Migration pair operations (when a GAD pair operating with nondisruptive migration is blocked).

GAD pair status I/O mode Pair location I/O from the server Volume Migration operation
Read Write Migrate volumes Stop migrating volumes
PSUE Block P-VOL N N Y Y
S-VOL N N Y Y

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Y: Can be performed

N: Cannot be performed

The following table shows the GAD pair status in Volume Migration when GAD and nondisruptive migration are used together, and the possibility of Volume Migration pair operations (when the GAD P-VOL is a target volume of Volume Migration).

Volume Migration pair status Is VM P-VOL shared with NDM? Is VM S-VOL shared with NDM? GAD pair operation
Create Suspend Delete Resynchronize
P-VOL specified S-VOL specified P-VOL specified 1 S-VOL specified 2 Force delete P-VOL specified 3 S-VOL specified
SMPL (PD) Y N4 Y Y Y Y N Y N N
COPY Y N4 N Y Y Y N Y N N
PSUE Y N4 N Y Y Y N Y N N
PSUS N4 Y N Y Y Y N Y N N

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VM: Volume Migration

NDM: nondisruptive migration

Y: Can be performed

N: Cannot be performed

Note:
  1. You can delete a GAD pair by specifying its P-VOL, only when the I/O mode is Local and the pair status of the P-VOL is PSUS or PSUE.
  2. You can delete a GAD pair by specifying its S-VOL, only when the I/O mode is Local and the pair status of the S-VOL is SSWS.
  3. If a GAD pair is suspended due to a failure, you can resynchronize it by deleting the Volume Migration pair, and then specifying the GAD P-VOL.
  4. You cannot use the S-VOL of Volume Migration as a volume of nondisruptive migration.