- 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
Using metro for migration
You can use metro volumes when it is required to migrate workloads between PowerStore systems. Using metro volumes for migration is simple, and it reduces the risk for data loss. With the metro volume option, the migration is nondisruptive. When migration is complete, the metro volume can be either removed or kept for allowing a fast recovery when a system failure or even a full site failure occur.
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