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Chapter 8: Advanced Volume Operations 8-17
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Mir
Ch3
1T
Ch1
1T
Ch2
1T
1T
Mir
Vol X
1T
Ch1
1T
Ch2
1T
1T
Able to be exposed
as an independent
volume
Figure 8-10. Removing a Child from a Mirror
In Figure 8-11 a child is removed from a mirrored volume with two children.
This breaks the mirror. If the mirrored volume is exposed or attached to a
LUN, the source volume retains the LUN. There is no need to reassign a LUN
to the remaining source volume. All read-write operations will be executed
without a break in service.
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LU0
Mir
Con Ch 2
LU0
Con Vol X
LU0
Able to be exposed
as an independent
volume
Figure 8-11. Breaking a Mirror
- Contact SANRAD 2
- Limited Warranty 3
- Regulatory Information 4
- Safety Notices 5
- Table of Contents 7
- Table of Contents iii 9
- Table of Contents v 11
- Table of Contents vii 13
- Table of Contents ix 15
- List of Figures 16
- Table of Contents xi 17
- List of Tables 19
- Table of Contents xv 21
- V-Switch Overview 24
- Order of Operations 25
- Manual Organization 26
- CLI - Command Line Interface 27
- Technical Assistance 28
- Installing the V-Switch 2000 29
- Chassis 30
- Back Panel 31
- System Indicator LEDs 32
- Surface Mounting 33
- Rack Mounting 33
- Storage Port Connections 35
- FC Storage 36
- Network Port Connections 37
- Powering Up 38
- Installing the V-Switch 3000 41
- Ethernet (Network) Ports 48
- Fiber Optic 48
- Management Port Connection 49
- Management Port - RJ45 50
- Scalability LED 51
- V-Switch Configuration 53
- Out-of-Band Management 55
- In-Band Management 55
- Traps and SNMP 61
- Adding User Login Profiles 63
- Removing an IP Address 68
- Discovering iSCSI Targets 69
- Configuring iSCSI Portals 71
- Viewing iSCSI Portals 72
- Removing iSCSI Portals 72
- Configuring IP Routing 75
- Adding an IP Route 76
- Setting a Default Gateway 77
- Checking IP Routes 78
- Viewing IP Routes 78
- Removing an IP Route 78
- Disk 1 Disk 2 83
- Disk 4Disk 3 83
- Setting the V-Switch ID 85
- Adding a Neighbor 85
- NEIGHBOR ALIAS OF NEIGHBOR 90
- IN CLUSTER 90
- Managing a Cluster 91
- Disk 3 Disk 4 94
- Disk 5 Disk 6 94
- Disk 7 Disk 8 94
- Table 6-1: Storage Devices 95
- Trasparent 99
- Volume 1 99
- RAID Controller 99
- Disk 1, LUN0 99
- Disk 3 Disk 7 Disk 8 101
- JBOD 1 JBOD 2 101
- Disk 2 Disk 5 Disk 6Disk 1 101
- Creating a Simple Volume 103
- Physical 104
- Creating a Striped Volume 108
- Creating a Mirrored Volume 110
- Simple 1 115
- Simple 2 115
- Mirrored 116
- Volume 3 116
- IN THIS 119
- CHAPTER 119
- Security 120
- Identities 121
- Access Rights 124
- Authentication 125
- Default Identity 126
- Tower boxTower box 127
- Creating an iSCSI Target 128
- Viewing iSCSI Targets 131
- Viewing iSCSI Target Details 131
- Viewing Access Rights 132
- Creating an Identity 134
- INITIATOR NAME WWUI OF 136
- INITIATOR 136
- MANDATORY 136
- Using a RADIUS Server 142
- Viewing LUNs 151
- Advanced Volume Operations 153
- Configurations 154
- Synchronizing a Volume 155
- Creating a Snapshot 160
- Snapshot1 161
- QA Testing 161
- Viewing Snapshot Volumes 166
- Snapshot Rollback 167
- Breaking a Mirror 168
- Resizing a Volume 170
- Retracting a Volume 175
- Expanding a Volume 176
- Routine Volume Maintenance 179
- Removing a Volume 180
- Replacing a Volume 182
- Targets and Exposure 184
- Removing an iSCSI Target 185
- Removing a RADIUS Server 185
- Removing an iSNS Server 185
- Routine V-Switch Maintenance 187
- Telnet Port 189
- SNMP Manager 191
- Removing an SNMP Manager 192
- Adding an iSNS Server 192
- User Profiles 193
- V-Switch 194
- Network Interfaces 197
- 212.199.12.67 198
- 212.199.12.70 198
- 212.199.75.66212.199.43.46 198
- 212.199.43.56 198
- 212.199.43.57 198
- IP Routing 199
- Removing an IP route 200
- Disks and Subdisks 201
- Renaming a Storage Device 202
- Removing a Storage Device 202
- Renaming a Subdisk 203
- Removing a Subdisk 203
- Clusters 204
- Modifying a Cluster 205
- V-Switch 3000 Power Supply 206
- V-Switch 3000 Compact Flash 208
- Safe Mode 209
- Automatic Safe Mode 210
- Manual Safe Mode 211
- Command Line Interface 215
- V Switch Configuration 216
- Volume Configuration 237
- VOLUME ALIAS OF SINGLE 244
- VOLUME DETAILS 244
- VOLUME ALIAS OF VOLUME 245
- TO DISPLAY 245
- Volume Exposure 256
- FOR STATISTICS 266
- TARGET ALIAS ALIAS OF ISCSI 269
- Monitoring and Statistics 281
- INTERFACE ALIAS MANDATORY 283
- Monitoring & Statistics 287
- Health Monitoring 288
- Interface Statistics 289
- TCP/IP Statistics 290
- SCSI Port Statistics 297
- Logical Unit (LU) Statistics 299
- Sample Configurations 301
- Sample Introduction 302
- ATTACH CABLES 303
- NITIALIZE V-SWITCH 305
- ONFIGURE ISCSI PORTAL 305
- HECK STORAGE DEVICES 306
- REATE SIMPLE VOLUMES 306
- REATE ISCSI TARGET AND LUN 307
- Replacing a Mirrored Volume 309
- ELECT A REPLACEMENT DISK 310
- Replicating Data Off-line 312
- CREATE SIMPLE VOLUMES 314
- REPLICATE DATA 315
- CHECK REPLICATION STATUS 315
- Routing Path 316
- Tower box 317
- POWER UP V-SWITCH 318
- OGIN TO THE MANAGEMENT PORT 319
- ONFIGURE IP ROUTING PATH 320
- EGIN USING VOLUME 323
- Configuring a Cluster 324
- STEP 1. ATTACH CABLES 325
- OWER UP STORAGE DEVICE 326
- POWER UP V-SWITCHES 326
- NITIALIZE V-SWITCH 1 326
- NITIALIZE V-SWITCH 2 327
- NAME V-SWITCH 1 328
- NAME V-SWITCH 2 329
- REATE CLUSTER 329
- STEP 23. C 335
- 2 INITIATOR 335
- Figure A-24. 2 337
- Index 1 339
- Index 3 341
- Index 5 343
- Index 7 345
- Index 9 347
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