Users Guide

Deduplication—Select this option to copy only the changed portions of the snapshot history on the source volume, rather than
all data captured in each snapshot. Deduplication saves bandwidth but is more resource intensive for the Storage Center.
Select the Replication Target Location.
9. Click Next.
If you did not choose to convert from a Live Volume to a replication, the Live Volumes Options page opens.
10. Set the Live Volume options:
Select a Secondary QoS Definition from the drop-down list.
Select or clear the Storage Center swap options. If you choose to Automatically Swap Primary Storage Center, click Show
advanced settings for more options for determining when to swap:
Min. data written to secondary before swap
Min. % of I/O on secondary before swap
Min. time as primary before swap
For synchronous replications, select Failover Automatically to configure Live Volumes to automatically fail over when service is
disrupted. By default, Restore Automatically is also selected.
Specify a Live Volume Secondary Mapping target location.
11. Click Next.
The Ready to Complete page opens.
12. Click Finish.
Removing a Live Volume Datastore
Remove a Live Volume datastore after the replication is no longer needed.
Steps
1. Select the datastore for which you want to remove a replication.
2. Select Actions > All Dell Storage Actions > Replications/Live Volume > Remove.
The Remove Replication or Live Volume wizard starts.
3. Select one or more replications to remove.
4. Click Next.
The Delete Options page opens.
5. Select the removal options for the replications:
Delete Restore Point—Select this option if you want to delete the restore point for the replication.
Recycle Destination Volume—Select this option if you want to move the destination volume to the Recycle Bin on the
destination Storage Center.
Delete Destination Volume—Select this option if you do not want to retain the deleted destination volume in the Recycle Bin—
not recommended.
CAUTION:
If you delete the destination volume, you cannot recover the volume on the destination (target)
Storage Center. The volume is permanently deleted.
6. Click Next.
The Ready to Complete page opens.
7. Click Finish.
Configure Live Volume Automatic Failover and Restore
You can enable Storage Center Automatic Failover and Automatic Restore from the vSphere Client Plugin on Live Volumes that meet
certain criteria. When Automatic Failover is enabled, the secondary Live Volume will automatically be promoted to primary in the event of a
failure. After the primary Live Volume comes back online, Automatic Restore, configured by default, restores the Live Volume relationship.
Prerequisites
Configure a datastore Live Volume with the following attributes:
Synchronous
High Availability
Protected
Steps
1. Select a datastore in the inventory for which you have configured Live Volume synchronous replication with high availability.
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