4. Select a Copy Pace, which is the rate that data is to be copied, Slower, Medium, or Faster.
Processing speed and system performance are affected by the pace you select; you see slower
speed and better performance with Slower, faster speed but more impact to performance with
Faster.
5. Click Finish.
6. On the Confirm window, enter a Task Name and click Apply.
NOTE: The following concerns possible post-resync conditions:
• Make sure that pair status changes to PAIR before attempting any other operation.
• If the reverse or quick restore operation ends abnormally, the pair status changes to PSUE. In
this case, the primary volume is read/write-enabled for all hosts, but the data is not guaranteed.
The secondary volume remains write-disabled and data is not guaranteed. The status of other
pairs sharing the same primary volume does not change.
Pair deletion
You can delete a pair when you no longer need it. When you delete a pair, the primary and
secondary volumes return to their SMPL state, though their data remains intact. After deletion, both
volumes are available for use in another pair.
NOTE: When pair status becomes SMPL, it no longer displays in Remote Web Console.
Related information
• “Prerequisite information for deleting pairs” (page 47)
• “Deleting pairs” (page 48)
Prerequisite information for deleting pairs
• The primary and secondary volumes must be synchronized. Before deleting, wait until all write
I/O operations to the primary volume are completed, set the primary volume offline, then split
the pair.
• Pair deletion cannot be performed when the pair status is PSUS(SP)/PSUS.
Pair deletion 47
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