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Dell PowerVault MD 34XX/38XX Series Storage Arrays CLI Guide

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Remote Replication Group

After your Remote Replication premium feature is activated on both local and remote storage arrays, you must create Remote Replication groups on the local storage array.

A replication group contains at least one replicated virtual disk pair, one on the local storage and one on the remote storage array, that share data synchronization settings. Multiple replicated pairs can reside in a replication group, but each pair can only be a member of one Remote Replication group.

The following attributes also apply to a Remote Replication group:
  • The local storage array serves as the primary side of the Remote Replication group, while the remote storage array serves as the secondary side of the Remote Replication group.
  • At the virtual disk level, all virtual disks added to the Remote Replication group on the local storage array serve as the primary role in the Remote Replication configuration. Virtual disks added to the group on the remote storage array serve the secondary role.

Once you have selected virtual disks at both the remote and local storage array that you want to pair in a replication relationship, adding them to a replication group actually begins the replication synchronization process.

For more detailed information on the role of Remote Replication groups, see the Administrator's Guide.

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