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Question can I set the  I/O preference mode when I'm creating a pair in Ops Center Protector/Administrator? I want to set the  I/O preference mode to PVOL (similar as "paircreate -pr pvol")  Creating a GAD pair now with Ops Center Administrator,  I/O preference mode is by default disabled and I don't ...

Duong, If you can connect to the SVP Storage Navigator or locally log on to the SVP, you can start performance monitor (Report -> Performance Monitor). Maybe you need first to enable monitoring on your CU's if you want to check per LDEV. There you can check you for example your replication ports to see ...

Tested last week and this one works perfectly. I got the info straight away without any adjustment. Thnx, Vinod for this answer. Regards, Marco ------------------------------ Kom Marco Service Administrator ING Bank N.V. ------------------------------

Did some extra testing and discover that Ops Center is looking to the dataflow what Pathgrp-id is set there. By default (automatically) it will show "-" and if you manually set the pathgrp-id in your DataFlow it shows you that pathgrp-id number for the replication . It doesn't tell you what the actual ...

Andy, Nice solution, will definitely use you way of retrieving info. However, the path ID is not there in the information. See below the LDEV info (delete the empty lines) which I get for the two LDEV's.  LDEV  16384 (has pathgrp 1) and LDEV  16385 (has pathgrp 2).  See the SN info: Greetings, ...

William,  Indeed you can see it also in Ops Center, but I don't want to use a GUI to check the path an LDEV is using. I want to separate my path groups and check if the range of LDEV-id's are using the correct replication path. Search also in raidmanager (pairdisplay/pairvolchk/raidcom) but no info ...

I want to check with replication PathID an copygroup or individual ldev is using. I can see it in storage navigator but that's a GUI. pairdisplay/pairvolchk doesn't give this info. The PathID is given in the horcm file (or in your dataflow when you use Ops Center), I can check that but that doesn't ...