Copy Group Name NAS_QuickOPC_nasVolumeName_
N
(*1,*2)
Copy Group Type QuickOPC
*1: "
N
" is a sequential number from 0. The number of digits varies.
*2: Characters other than those listed below in nasVolumeName are replaced with hash (#):
One-byte alphanumeric character, minus (-), underscore (_), hash (#), period (.), plus (+)
Copy Pair
This is a copy pair of a source NAS volume and backup NAS volume.
It is created when creating a copy group.
See
Refer to "Set NAS Backup" in the
ETERNUS SF Web Console Guide
for information on how to configure steps using the Web Console.
Point
- When it is possible to execute this function from the Web Console, the NAS backup configuration is not setup or is incomplete.
When constructing a backup system of the NAS volume, implement this task.
- When configuring NAS backup or backing up the NAS volume, an ETERNUS SF AdvancedCopy Manager Local Copy License is
required.
4.6.4.10 Setting/Changing/Disabling NAS Snapshot
Configures the NAS snapshot settings. Disabling NAS snapshot also uses this operation. The values that can be set are as follows:
- Whether NAS snapshot is used
- Number of snapshot generations
- Schedule configuration (cycle, day, time)
- RAID group on which NAS snapshot volume created (can only be set when newly set)
Note
- When disabling the NAS snapshot settings, the snapshots already captured are discarded. The NAS snapshot volumes are also
deleted.
- When using the snapshot function, enable SNMP Trap Setup. If SNMP Trap Setup is not enabled, snapshot collection result is not
notified. Refer to "Change ETERNUS Disk Storage System Information" in the
ETERNUS SF Web Console Guide
for the procedure to
change SNMP Trap Setup via the Web Console.
Point
- When a new NAS snapshot is set, a NAS snapshot volume is automatically created on the specified RAID group.
- The snapshot is collected based on the time set for the ETERNUS Disk storage system.
- The RAID group on which the NAS snapshot volume is created cannot be modified while the NAS snapshot is in use. Reconfigure
after disabling the NAS snapshot settings.
- When a new NAS snapshot is configured, it automatically goes into start state.
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