- Notes, cautions, and warnings
- Additional Resources
- Introduction
- Remote Systems
- Snapshots
- Protection Policies
- Replication
- Asynchronous replication
- Synchronous replication
- Pause a replication session
- Resume a replication session
- Failover
- Other considerations for replication
- Testing disaster recovery for NAS servers under replication
- Virtual volumes replication
- Metro Protection
- Pre-requisites and limitations
- Configure host connectivity
- Metro witness
- Configure a metro volume
- Configure a metro volume group
- Set the metro role
- Monitor metro resources
- Pause a metro resource
- Resume a metro resource
- Promote a metro resource
- Demote a metro resource
- End a metro resource
- Summary of allowed actions on a metro resource
- Using protection policies with metro
- Using QoS with metro
- Remote Backup
- NDMP Backup for NAS Servers
- Replication summary
- Use cases
Dell PowerStore Protecting Your Data
End a metro resource
About this task
NOTE:You can end individual metro volumes or metro volume groups. It is not possible to end a metro volume that is a member of a volume group.
When you end a metro resource, the metro configuration is removed, resulting in two independent volumes or volume groups. If the remote resource is not deleted, the system removes the protection policy that is assigned to it, unmaps the hosts and assigns it with a new, different SCSI WWN. You can end a metro resource either from the preferred or the nonpreferred system.
Steps
- Select .
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Select the status of a metro resource to display the metro resource details page and then select
End Metro.
The End Metro Volume/Volume Group slide-out panel is displayed.
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Select one of the following options from the slide-out panel:
- End metro and keep the resources on both the local and remote system.
NOTE:The remote system unmaps the hosts and assigns a different SCSI WWN to the resource. If you end a metro volume group, a different SCSI WWN is assigned to every member of the volume group.
- End metro and delete the resource and any associated snapshots on the remote system.
NOTE:Remote volumes and volume groups that are associated with unexpired secure snapshots cannot be deleted.
- End metro and keep the resources on both the local and remote system.
- Click End.
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