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April 18th, 2016 19:00

Adding new replication sets to an existing consistency group

Hi All,

I am not sure of the following:

Do I need to configure additional Journal Volumes for the new replication sets within an existing consistency group that already has had replication sets and journal volumes in it for quite a while? Will the newly added replication sets be using the journal volumes that are already added to the CG?

Appreciate your input.

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April 18th, 2016 23:00

Hi,

No you don't have to add journal with Rset in an existing CG. But if you add some new Rset in a CG you need more journal space because maybe you have more activities (write) and if you need to retain some hours or days, you'll need to growth journal volume.

regards.

Pascal

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April 19th, 2016 04:00

Thank you, but I do not quite get your answer. Do you mean that I will only need to add the journal volumes, when adding new replication sets, if the change rate of replicated data is growing? otherwise the new replication sets that I will add will use the existing journal volumes, won't they?

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April 19th, 2016 04:00

Exactly.

Regards,

Rich Forshaw

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January 21st, 2019 01:00

hello ,

 

Currently I have a journal volume of 30 GB running with 2 replication set.  Soon I will need to add a vm with 1.5 TB size for replication.  If I add additional journal of 150GB ,

1. When adding new journal volumes is the size should be same with existing or can i add any size volume. (Here current volume is 30Gb and i'm going to add 150GB volume as additional journal)

2.If I add additional journal volume , is the journal usage balanced in both volumes ?

 

Thanks.

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