Nonstop Database, HiRDB Version 9 Disaster Recovery System Configuration and Operation Guide

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2.5.4 Paired volume configuration examples

Figure 2-2 through Figure 2-4 show paired volume configuration examples when Real Time SAN Replication is used on a HiRDB/Single Server.

Items common to Figures 2-2 through 2-4
  • HiRDB identifier: HRD1
  • Unit identifier: UNT1
  • Server name: sds1
  • MASTER: Master directory RDAREA
  • DDIC: Data dictionary RDAREA
  • DDIR: Data directory RDAREA
  • USER: User RDAREA
  • LOG_nx: System log file
    n: Indicates a generation between 1 and 6. x: A and B indicate system A and system B files, respectively.
  • SPD_nx: Synchronization point dump file
    n: Indicates a generation between 1 and 6. x: A and B indicate system A and system B files, respectively.
  • USTS_nx: Unit status files
    n: Indicates a generation between 1 and 6. x: A and B indicate system A and system B files, respectively.
  • SSTS_nx: Server status files
    n: Indicates a generation between 1 and 6. x: A and B indicate system A and system B files, respectively.
  • LUnn: Pair volume name
    n: A number (1 through 16) indicating that paired volume names having the same number are formed into a paired volume.
  • The meanings of the items in the figure are as follows:

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    Figure 2-2 Paired volume configuration example (all synchronous method)

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    Figure 2-3 Paired volume configuration example (all asynchronous method)

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    Figure 2-4 Paired volume configuration example (hybrid method)

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