Provided that the data mover you are failing over to has the identical hardware characteristics, the failover should accomplish switching over all settings for the original data mover.
I see, so the standby server will be renamed to the faulted server, that's why it will be transparent to the front end and almost no disruption on the front end operations. thank you guys for your help
kparrotte
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November 17th, 2015 05:00
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Provided that the data mover you are failing over to has the identical hardware characteristics, the failover should accomplish switching over all settings for the original data mover.
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dynamox
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November 17th, 2015 07:00
make sure network connectivity for server_3 on the switch side is identical to server_2 configuration.
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November 17th, 2015 08:00
YES – all the configuration will be taken over by the standby
Of course the switch ports connecting to the standby need to be configured exactly like the corresponding one’s of the primary.
More information is in the Standby for VNX manual available from support.emc.com
Its of course always advisable to test that failover/failback works before putting a system into production
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November 17th, 2015 23:00
I see, so the standby server will be renamed to the faulted server, that's why it will be transparent to the front end and almost no disruption on the front end operations. thank you guys for your help