NOTE:You can pause individual metro volumes or metro volume groups. It is not possible to pause a metro volume that is a member of a volume group.
Temporarily pausing a metro resource is required in the following scenarios:
When there are required configuration changes that cannot be performed when the resource is operating normally, such as changing the resource properties.
When the preferred or nonpreferred systems require maintenance, such as replacement of faulty hardware components or changes in network infrastructure.
When there is a failure on the preferred system that requires promoting the nonpreferred system to enable controlled recovery.
Pause can be initiated from either the preferred or nonpreferred system. When a metro resource is paused, the synchronization between the systems is temporarily stopped. Production access and protection policies remain active on the preferred system.
When a metro resource is fractured, and there is no connection between the local and remote system, pause is implemented only on the local system (where it was initiated):
When a pause is initiated from the preferred system:
Host and production access remains enabled on a paused, preferred metro resource.
Host and production access remains unchanged on the nonpreferred metro resource.
When a pause is initiated from the nonpreferred system:
Host and production access remains disabled, unless the metro resource has been promoted.
Since there is not network connectivity, the pause does not modify the preferred metro resource state.
When connectivity is resolved, pause should be initiated from the remote system as well.
Steps
Select
Protection > Metro.
Select the check box of the metro resource to pause and click
Pause.
The
Pause Metro Volume/Volume Group slide-out panel is displayed.
Click
Pause to confirm.
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