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Continuous Access XP user guide for the XP1024/XP128 37
ESCDs can accommodate channel-to-MCU and channel-to-RCU connections in addition to remote copy
connections (see Figure 12).
Figure 12 Remote copy connections shared with channel-to-RCU connections
Configuring MCUs and RCUs for Continuous Access XP operations
After preparing the hardware and software, configure MCUs and RCUs for Continuous Access XP
operations.
Fibre Channel and serial interface configuration
1. Identify volumes that will become Continuous Access XP P-VOLs and S-VOLs. You must know the disk
array S/N, SSID, and CU image of each Continuous Access XP volume, so you can configure MCUs
and RCUs correctly for your pairs and async groups. When you create pairs, you must know the port,
target ID, and LUN of each volume.
2. If Performance Advisor (PA) is connected to the disk array being configured as a Continuous Access
XP MCU, disconnect PA to avoid contention on the internal LAN.
3. For FC configurations, at the RCUs, use Continuous Access XP to configure the Fibre Channel ports
connected to MCUs as RCU target ports (see ”Port change operation” on page 65 for instructions).
4. Connect to the disk array you want to configure as a Continuous Access XP MCU.
NOTE: You must operate Command View XP or XP Remote Web Console in Modify mode to
perform Continuous Access XP operations. In view mode, you can only view Continuous Access XP
information.
5. Click CA to start Continuous Access XP. The Continuous Access XP main pane appears (Figure 19 on
page 42).
6. For FC configurations, configure Fibre Channel ports connected to RCUs as initiator ports. For serial
interface configurations, configure serial channel ports connected to RCUs as RCPs. For instructions,
see ”Port change operation” on page 65.
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