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When you have a protection relationship that is broken because the source volume is disabled and the destination is made a read/write volume, reverse resynchronization enables you to reverse the direction of the relationship so that the destination becomes the new source and the source becomes the new destination. |
When you have a protection relationship that is broken because the source volume is disabled and the destination is made a read/write volume, reverse resynchronization enables you to reverse the direction of the relationship so that the destination becomes the new source and the source becomes the new destination.
When a disaster disables the source volume in your protection relationship, you can use the destination volume to serve data by converting it to read/write, while you repair or replace the source, update the source, and reestablish the relationship. When you perform a reverse resync operation, data on the source that is newer than the data on the common Snapshot copy is deleted.
Displays the source and destination of a relationship before a reverse resync operation.
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Source Volume
The name and location of the source volume before a reverse resync operation.
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Destination Volume
The name and location of the destination volume before a reverse resync operation.
Displays what the source and destination of a relationship is after a reserve resync operation.
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Source Volume
The name and location of the source volume after a reverse resync operation.
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Destination Volume
The name and location of the destination volume after a reverse resync operation.