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Chapter 5 Normal Operation
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* The version of the executed volume list command and the execution date are displayed on the first line.
Each item is described below. Items may be added when a function is enhanced.
Information displayed as [Disk Array List]
: The same information as the -d option is displayed.
Information displayed as [Volume List]
: The same information as the -a option is displayed.
Information displayed as [Property of Volume List File]
: The same information as the -p option is displayed.
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This function consists of functions, such as list of volume information, selection display on a disk array basis, creation
or update of the Volume List.
This function also provides a function for defining the control volume to be used to operate the data replication or
snapshot function from a business server. For details on the control volume and its definition method, refer to manuals
for data replication and snapshot.
Note the following when using the function of Volume List Display:
1. A Volume List is also used in data replication control by the replication control command (ReplicationControl)
and snapshot control by the snapshot operation command (SnapControl). Creating/Updating a Volume List by
mistake may cause an error in data replication or snapshot control. Be careful in creating/updating a Volume
List.
2. When a Volume List is created/updated, volumes in Not Ready state are not registered in the Volume List.
Therefore, separate all the paired RVs from each other that are connected before creating/updating a Volume List.
3. When a Volume List is created or updated, specify all the drive letters and the path names of the NTFS folders
that are to be used in data replication control.
4. Do not execute Create/Update of Volume List during execution of the iSMvollist command.
5. Do not execute Create/Update of Volume List during execution of the replication control command
(ReplicationControl) or snapshot operation command (SnapControl).