You can specify filter
criteria to limit the number of Metro
Mirror or Global Mirror relationships
that are displayed.
Introduction
Filtering
is useful when you have a large number of relationships
that can be displayed. If you do not specify filter criteria, the SAN Volume Controller uses
the most recently used filter criteria, unless
it cannot be retrieved.
Fields
- Relationship Name
- Enter the full
or partial name of the Metro
Mirror or Global Mirror relationship
to view. If you use a partial name,
you must follow the name with an asterisk (*). For example, if you
want to
display only relationships with a name that starts with the characters
Met,
type Met* in the Relationship Name field.
- Master Cluster Name
- Enter
the full or partial name of the master cluster. If you use a partial
name, you must follow the name with an asterisk (*). For example,
if you want
to display only Metro
Mirror or Global Mirror relationships
that are defined in a cluster that
starts with the characters Cal, type Cal* in
the Master
Cluster Name field.
- Master
Virtual Disk Name
- Enter the full or partial name of the master
virtual disk (VDisk). If
you use a partial name, you must follow the name with an asterisk
(*). For
example, if you want to display only relationships that use a VDisk
that starts
with the characters Vlun, type Vlun* in the Master
Virtual Disk Name field.
- Consistency
Group Name
- Enter the full or partial name
of the consistency group. If you use a
partial name, you must follow the name with an asterisk (*). For example,
if you want to display only Metro
Mirror or Global Mirror relationships
that use a consistency group that
starts with the characters Grp, type Grp* in
the Consistency
Group Name field.
- Auxiliary
Cluster Name
- Enter the full or partial name of the auxiliary
cluster. If you use a
partial name, you must follow the name with an asterisk (*). For example,
if you want to display only Metro
Mirror or Global Mirror relationships
that are defined in a cluster that
starts with the characters Sac, type Sac* in
the Auxiliary
Cluster Name field.
- Auxiliary
Virtual Disk Name
- Enter the full or partial name
of the auxiliary virtual disk
(VDisk). If you use a partial name, you must follow the name with
an asterisk
(*). For example, if you want to display only Metro
Mirror or Global Mirror relationships
that use a VDisk that starts with
the characters Aux, type Aux* in the Auxiliary
Virtual Disk Name field.
- State
- Lists the state of the Metro
Mirror or Global Mirror relationship.
The following states are possible:
- Any
- Idling
- Idling
Disconnect
- Consistent Synchronized
- Consistent Disconnected
- Consistent Stopped
- Inconsistent Copying
- Inconsistent
Disconnected
- Inconsistent Stopped
- Empty
- Primary VDisk
- Lists the
primary type of VDisk that is used for the Metro
Mirror or Global Mirror relationship.
The following types are possible:
- Copy Type
- Lists
the copy type for this Metro
Mirror or Global Mirror relationship.
The following types are possible:
Actions
The
following actions are available:
- OK
- Click
this button to display relationships based on the filter criteria.
- Cancel
- Click this button to exit this
panel.