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    SRDF Control Operations

    Performing SRDF control operations


    When SRDF control operations are initiated, the SRDF state of the device pair is first verified. If the device pair is not in a valid SRDF state to initiate the control operation, the action is blocked. For a list of control actions and the required SRDF pair states, refer to SRDF Pair State Reference on page 485. Table 7 lists the SRDF control operations explained in this chapter. For information on dynamic SRDF control operations, such as symrdf createpair and symrdf addgrp, see Dynamic SRDF Operations on page 83.
    Table 7 SRDF control operations (page 1 of 3) Control operation Activate or deactivate SRDF/A DSE page 46 Activate or deactivate SRDF/A write pacing page 50 symrdf argument activate -rdfa_dse deactivate -rdfa_dse activate -rdfa_wpace deactivate -rdfa_wpace activate -rdfa_devpace deactivate -rdfa_devpace activate -rdfa_pace deactivate -rdfa_pace Cleanup incomplete SRDF/A data msc_cleanup page 52 Enable or disable consistency protection page 52 Establish an SRDF pair (full) page 52 enable disable establish -full Result Activates or deactivates SRDF/A DSE.

    Activates or deactivates SRDF/A group-level write pacing.

    Activates or deactivates SRDF/A device-level write pacing.

    Activates or deactivates SRDF/A group-level and SRDF/A device-level write pacing at the same time. Initiates a cleanup operation to discard any incomplete SRDF/A data to maintain dependent write consistency. Enables or disables consistency protection for SRDF/A capable devices. Establishes remote mirroring and initiates a full data copy from the source (R1) device to the target (R2) device. Use this for: Initial synchronization of SRDF mirrors. Replacement of a failed drive on the R2 side.

    Establish an SRDF pair (incremental) page 54

    establish

    Establishes remote mirroring and initiates an incremental data copy from the source (R1) device to the target (R2) device. Use this for resynchronization of SRDF mirrors after a split and if you can discard the target data.

    Failback page 56

    failback

    Switches data processing from the target side (R2) back to the source (R1) side. Use this to return the source site from the target site after resolving the cause of a failure.

    Failover page 59

    failover

    Switches data processing from the source (R1) side to the target (R2) side. Use this when a failure occurs on the source side.

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