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| Author: | Caryers [ Fri Sep 22, 2017 2:06 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Delete DR Groups |
I recently migrated a SAN based system from one location to another. We have a 3PAR at each location with fiber between the sites. I used RC Replication between the 3PARs for the 12 SAN volumes for this one server. Once the physical server was transported from the source site to the target site, we simply did a "Failover" within the DR Group from the SSMC. Everything worked as planned for the most part. Now that we have been running production at the destination site for a few days, I would now like to clean up and deleter the DR Group and the source SAN volumes that were once production. The DR Group currently showing as Stopped. When I delete the DR Group, I can a message that simply states "The following selected remote copy groups cannot be deleted.". Does the DR Group need to be Started in order for me to delete it? I have done this before for a test system, but I believe the DR group was Started. Additionally, being a EVA CA guy for so many years, I am trying to grasp a good understanding when to use the various different RC actions such as Switch Failover, Revert Failover, Recover, Restore, etc. At this point, I simply want to clean up my RC Copy groups. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. It will be interesting to see how useful this forum is as well. Thanks Community! Scott |
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| Author: | cali [ Sun Sep 24, 2017 7:45 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Delete DR Groups |
Did you try: stoprcopy -clean |
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| Author: | Caryers [ Mon Sep 25, 2017 7:54 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Delete DR Groups |
I did not. So are you indicating that I should be using the CLI to delete this DR Group? |
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| Author: | cali [ Mon Sep 25, 2017 9:07 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Delete DR Groups |
Yes, SSMC is for Daily Tasks. And it is difficult to describe doings in SSMC and see the respond message. |
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