Change Settings window

Use this window in the pair creation wizard to change options that affect how the pair is created.

Item

Description

Base Secondary Volume

Select when changing Base Secondary Volume setting.

  • Port ID: Port identifier.

  • Host Group ID / iSCSI Target ID: Host group or iSCSI target identifier.

  • LUN ID: LUN identifier.

  • Interval: Interval.

Primary Volume Fence Level

TC only

Whether the P-VOL can be written to when the pair is split due to error.

  • Data: The P-VOL cannot be written to.

  • Status: The P-VOL can be written to only if the primary storage system can change S-VOL status to PSUE; otherwise no.

  • Never: The P-VOL can be written to.

Initial Copy Type

Whether data is copied to the S-VOL when the pair is created.

  • Entire Volume: Data is copied. The default.

  • None: Data is not copied. If you choose this option, you should confirm the data be equal between the P-VOL and S-VOL.

  • Delta: Data is not copied. UR only.

If the pair is Universal Replicator pair, the status will be changed to HOLD or HOLDING as a pair for delta resync.

Copy Pace

TC and GAD only

Number of tracks to be copied per remote I/O during the operation. The default is 15. To change the copy pace, enter a number from 1 to 4:

  • 1 is slow. This setting limits the impact on host I/O to maintain storage system performance.

  • 2 and 3 is medium.

  • 4 is fast. This setting increases the impact on host I/O and might result in decreased storage system performance.

If you enter a number from 5 to 15, the speed of 4 (fast copy pace) is used.

ALUA Mode

GAD only

Whether to enable ALUA mode:

  • Enable: Use LDEV by ALUA.

  • Disable: Does not use LDEV by ALUA.

Initial Copy Priority

Scheduling order for the initial copy operation. Range is 1 to 256; default is 32. For GAD pairs, this is not displayed.

Error Level

UR only

Whether to split all pairs in the mirror if a failure occurs during this operation:

  • LU: Only the failed pair is split.

  • Mirror: Pairs in the mirror are split.