96 Troubleshooting
Has a replication run successfully?
No Nonexistent replication set. • Determine existence of primary or secondary volumes.
• If a replication set has not been successfully created, use
the Replications topic, select Action > Create Replication Set
to create one.
• Review event logs (in the footer, click the events panel and
select Show Event List) for indicators of a specific fault in a
replication data path component. Follow any
Recommended Actions.
No Network error occurred during
in-progress replication.
• Review event logs for indicators of a specific fault in a
replication data path component. Follow any
Recommended Actions.
• Click in the Volumes topic, then click on a volume name in
the volumes list. Click the Replication Sets tab to display
replications and associated metadata.
• Replications that enter the suspended state can be resumed
manually.
No Communication link is down. See actions described in Can you view information about
remote links? on page 95.
Answer Possible reasons Actions
Yes System functioning properly. No action required.
No Last Successful Run shows N/A. • In the Volumes topic, click on the volume that is a member
of the replication set.
• Select the Replication Sets table.
• Check the Last Successful Run information.
• If a replication has not run successfully, use the SMC to
replicate as described in the “Working in the Replications
topic” in the Storage Management Guide.
No Communication link is down. See actions described in Can you view information about
remote links? on page 95.
Table 26 Diagnostics for replication setup: Checking for a successful replication (v3)
Answer Possible reasons Actions
Table 25 Diagnostics for replication setup: Replicating a volume (v3) (continued)
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