HP XP P9000 Replication Manager Software 7.6.1-00 Application Agent CLI User Guide

3. On the host that manages the primary volume, create a volume for the new primary volume.
In Windows Server 2003:
From the Start menu, choose Control Panel, Management Tool, and Computer Management.
Select Disk Management from the Computer Management window and create partitions in
disk management.
In Windows Server 2008:
From the Start menu, choose Administrative Tools, and then open Server Manager. In the
Server Manager window, choose Storage and then Disk Management, and create the volume
with the disk management function.
In Windows Server 2012:
Open Server Manager. In the Server Manager window, choose File and Storage Services
and then Volumes, and create the volume with the disk management function.
4. On the host that manages the primary volume, change the contents of the definition file for the
RAID Manager instance to the Port, TargetID, and LU of the new primary volume and then restart
the RAID Manager instance.
PROMPT> horcmshutdown 10
PROMPT> horcmstart 10
5. Execute the following command to generate a pair of the new primary volume and the secondary
volume on the host that manages the primary volume:
PROMPT> paircreate -g SI01 -vl -c 15
6. Execute the pairevtwait command and wait till the pair status becomes PAIR.
PROMPT> pairevtwait -g SI01 -s PAIR -t 10 180
7. Execute the pairsplit command to split the pair.
PROMPT> pairsplit -g SI01
8. Execute the drmmount command to mount the secondary volume.
PROMPT> drmmount 0000000053
9. Execute the drmmediarestore command to restore tape data on the host that manages the
secondary volume.
PROMPT> drmmediarestore 0000000053
10. Execute the drmumount command to unmount the secondary volume.
PROMPT> drmumount 0000000053
11. On the host that manages the secondary volume, export the backup catalog used when data
was restored from the tape and transfer it to the host that manages the primary volume.
PROMPT> drmdbexport 0000000054 -f \tmp\expfile
PROMPT> ftp dbhost
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