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TrueCopy
operations do not function properly.
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- Make sure that all
TrueCopy requirements and restrictions are
met (for example, same LU
type).
- Make sure that the primary and secondary
systems are powered on and fully operational (NVS, cache).
- Make sure that all values and parameters you have entered
are correct , and then run the raidcom get
rcu, raidcom get ldev, or
pairdisplay command, or verify the
contents of the configuration definition file to check the
serial number, ID, path parameters, P-VOL ID, S-VOL ID, and
so on of the remote storage system.
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An initiator channel-enabled LED indicator
(on the storage system control panel) is off or flashing.
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Contact customer support.
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The pairs or paths to the remote storage
system are not displaying correctly.
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Make sure that the
correct CU is selected.
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The status of the path to the remote
storage system is not normal.
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Check the path status by using the raidcom
get rcu command, and see Remote path status problems.
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Pair status is
PSUE.
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See Split pair problems.
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The paircreate or
pairresync operation resulted in a timeout error.
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- Hardware failure: If the timeout error was
caused by a hardware failure, a SIM is generated. If this
occurs, contact customer support, and then retry TrueCopy
operations after the problem is fixed.
- Heavy workload: If no SIM was generated, wait
5 or 6 minutes then check the status of the pair to be
created or resynchronized..
If the
pair status has changed correctly, the failed operation
completed after the timeout message was issued.
If the
pair status did not change as expected, heavy workload
might have prevented the operation from being
completed. The heavy
workload might be caused by one of the following
conditions. Solve any of the following problems, and
then retry the TrueCopy
operations.
- On the primary storage system, the
utilization ratio of the processor in the MP unit
containing the P-VOL is 70% or higher.
- On the primary storage system, the
amount of update I/O transferred to the P-VOL is
large.
- On the secondary storage system, the
write pending (WP) rate of the MP unit containing
the S-VOL is 65% or higher.
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There is a pinned
track on a TrueCopy
volume.
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See Pinned track recovery
for more information.
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| A pair cannot be created or resynchronized. |
Check if the controller board is blocked on the primary storage system or
the secondary storage system. Restore the blocked controller board,
and then retry the operation. |
The pair status remains unchanged as follows when creating a pair
or resynchronizing a pair:
- The pair status remains COPY.
- The pair resynchronization rate remains 0%.
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- If a hardware failure occurs, a SIM is generated. Contact customer
support, and take the following
actions after the problem is solved.
- Heavy workload: If no hardware failures occur,
the heavy workload might be caused by one of the following
conditions. Solve any of the following problems, and then
retry the TrueCopy operations.
- On the primary storage system, the
utilization ratio of the processor in the MP unit
containing the P-VOL is 70% or higher.
- On the primary storage system, the
amount of update I/O transferred to the P-VOL is
large.
- On the secondary storage system, the
write pending (WP) rate of the MP unit containing
the S-VOL is 65% or higher.
- If the pair status remains unchanged when no hardware
failure occurs (no SIM is generated) and the processing load
is low, contact customer support.
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| The pair information remains on the volume after trying to delete the
pair, even if the pair is not created using the volume. The pair
information remaining means that the volume cannot be used as a
volume of a different pair.
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If the pair cannot be deleted or if the pair remains when the pair status
is verified after the pair deletion, perform the following
procedure:
- Retry the normal pair deletion according to the following
conditions:
- If the pair to be deleted remains on both of the
primary and secondary storage systems, perform the
normal pair deletion on the primary storage system
first.
- If the pair to be deleted remains on either of the
primary and secondary storage systems, perform the
normal pair deletion on the storage system on which
the pair remains.
- Verify the pair status.
- If the pair has been successfully deleted, skip this
step.
- If the normal pair deletion cannot be performed or
the pair status remains, perform the forced deletion
of the remaining pair. See Forcibly deleting pairs.
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