HP P6000 Replication Solutions Manager User Guide (T3680-96089, October 2012)

Refreshing display panes
Update the information that is displayed in the content and event panes.
Considerations
• Do not use browser refresh button.
IMPORTANT: Do not use your browser’s refresh button to update the panes. Using the
browser refresh may end the replication manager session. To restart the session you must log
in again to the replication manager server. See Troubleshooting.
• The content pane is not updated automatically. Following a resource change that is initiated
with the replication manager (GUI, jobs, or CLUI) HP recommends that you refresh the content
pane.
• Whenever you select a different type of resource, the content pane is refreshed. For example,
if you are viewing DR Groups in the content pane and then select Host Volumes, the content
pane is refreshed and displays the current host volume resources.
• See also Refreshing resources (automatic) and Refreshing resources (global).
Procedure
1. On the content or event pane, click the refresh icon to refresh the display.
1. Refresh icon for content or event pane
Refreshing resources (automatic)
The replication manager automatically discovers resources and refreshes its database at the intervals
noted below.
RemarksRefresh intervalAutomatic discovery type
Not changeableEvery minuteNew storage systems, their DR groups and virtual disks
Not changeableEvery 4 hoursKnown enabled hosts and their host volumes
Not changeableEvery 10 minutesNew host volumes on known enabled hosts
Not changeableEvery 6 hoursHP replication and application-integration licenses
IMPORTANT: New enabled hosts are not automatically discovered or added to the database.
To be visible to the replication manager, an administrator must manually add them after installing
replication manager host agents.
• To change the automatic storage refresh interval, see “Best practices for automatic refresh”
(page 41).
• When new resources are found, it may take some time to gather the new information and
add it to the RSM database.
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