Session images
The Copy Services Manager GUI provides a visual aid to help you create and manage your sessions. The visual aid shows the number of volume roles in the session and how the roles are distributed between the sites. It also shows the copy method and direction.
Volume role symbols
The volume role symbols represent the replication status on the volumes.
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Active host volumes | This symbol represents volumes that contain the source of updated tracks to which the application is actively issuing read and write input/output (I/O). |
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Active host volumes with change volumesActive host volumes with change volumes or Safeguarded Copy volumes | This symbol represents volumes that contain the source of updated tracks to which the application is actively issuing read and write I/O and change volumes. |
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Recoverable volumes | This symbol represents volumes that contain a consistent copy of the data. |
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Recoverable volumes with change volumes | This symbol represents volumes and change volumes that contain a consistent copy of the data. |
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Inconsistent volumes | This symbol represents the volumes that do not contain a consistent copy of the data. |
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Inconsistent volumes with change volumes | This symbol represents the volumes and change volumes that do not contain a consistent copy of the data. |
Data copying symbols
The data copying symbols indicate the type of copy that occurs between the volume roles. The direction that the symbol is displayed in the Copy Services Manager GUI depends on the direction of the copy.
Symbol | Type of Copy | Meaning |
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FlashCopy® | This symbol represents a FlashCopy operation. |
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FlashCopy with errors | This symbol represents a FlashCopy operation with errors on one or more pair. |
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FlashCopy inactive | This symbol represents an inactive FlashCopy operation. |
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FlashCopy inactive with errors | This symbol represents an inactive FlashCopy operation with errors on one or more pair. |
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Synchronous | This symbol represents a synchronous copy. |
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Synchronous with errors | This symbol represents a synchronous copy with errors on one or more pairs. |
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Synchronous inactive | This symbol represents an inactive synchronous copy. |
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Synchronous inactive with errors | This symbol represents an inactive synchronous copy with errors on one or more pair. |
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Asynchronous (Global Copy) | This symbol represents an asynchronous copy in Global Copy mode. |
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Asynchronous (Global Copy) with errors | This symbol represents an asynchronous copy in Global Copy mode with errors on one or more pair. |
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Asynchronous (Global Copy) inactive | This symbol represents an inactive asynchronous copy in Global Copy mode. |
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Asynchronous (Global Copy) inactive with error | This symbol represents an asynchronous inactive copy in Global Copy mode with an error. |
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Global Mirror | This symbol represents an asynchronous consistent copy in Global Mirror mode. |
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Global Mirror with error | This symbol represents an asynchronous consistent copy in Global Mirror mode with an error. |
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HyperSwap® | This symbol indicates that the HyperSwap feature is enabled for the relationship. If a failure occurs when I/O is being written to the primary storage system, these features automatically swap the I/O to the secondary site with no user interaction and little or no application impact. |
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Suspended | This symbol represents a suspended copy relationship. |
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Failed over | This symbol represents a failover copy relationship. |