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Dell PowerMax File 10.0.1.0 Replication Guide

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Replication PartialReprotected Workflow

Steps

  1. NOTE: If any failure occurs during the Start Replication Session workflow when attempted from the new source, the Replication Session enters into the PartialReprotected state, and an Error dialogue box is displayed. This partial state allows the user to complete the workflow by retrying the start replication workflow.
    To close the Error dialogue box, click OK.
  2. To view the details of the alert generated, click the hyperlink next to Alerts.
    Figure 1. Alerts
    The Alerts page opens.
  3. Select the newly generated alert to view the details.
    Figure 2. Alerts Description
  4. Go back to the Replication Session page.
  5. Select the required replication session from the list view.
    Since the File Replication State is PartialReprotected, the Start button is now activated.
    Figure 3. Replication Sessions- PartialReprotected
  6. Click Start.
    The Start Replication Session dialogue box opens.
  7. Click OK to start the selected replication session.
    A Success dialogue box opens.
  8. To close the Success dialogue box, click OK.

Results

From the PartialReprotected state, the user can successfully complete the Start workflow.

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