Frequently AskedUse the Resume Remote Virtual Disk Mirroring dialog to resume data transfer between a
The Resume Mirrored Pairs option enables you to control when the data on the primary virtual disk and secondary virtual disk should be synchronized. This ability helps to reduce any performance impact to the
After the mirrored pair is resumed, only the regions of the primary virtual disk modified since the mirrored pair were suspended are written to the secondary virtual disk.
Frequently AskedWhat is a write consistency group?
Use the following procedure to resume a mirrored pair:
Caution: Possible loss of data access -- If the selected mirrored pair is part of a
, you automatically suspend all mirrored pairs in the write consistency group. Use the command line interface to resume single write-consistent mirrored pairs. Important:
- Any data that is written to the primary virtual disk is logged while the mirrored pair is suspended and is automatically written to the secondary virtual disk when the remove virtual disk mirror is resumed. A
is not required. - The state of the Remote Virtual Disk Mirror remains suspended until you use the Resume Mirrored Pair option to resume synchronization activity.
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Select Virtual Disk >> Remote Virtual Disk Mirroring >> Resume. |
| 2 | Select one or more suspended mirrored pairs. |
| 3 | Click Resume. |
| 4 | Click Yes to resume data transfer to the mirrored pairs you selected. |
| 5 | Click OK. |