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December 6th, 2013 14:00
Recoverpoint Journal Volume Expansion (Distributed Consistency Group)
I'm trying to modify a consistency group that is a single CG today and want to make it distributed, when enabling distributed I get:
Question I have now is, what process do I need to follow if any to make recoverpoint aware of the increase. I have Local Protection along with Remote Protection so I would need to increase journal on each array, just trying to get a sense of the process and if there are any gotchas.
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December 9th, 2013 18:00
Warning! The following procedure disables and re-enables the Consistency Groups which will cause full sweep.
a. Right-click consistency group.
b. Select Disable group.
a. Highlight the consistency group.
b. Click Replication Sets tab and double-click the Replication Set containing the journal LUN to be resized.
c. Select the correct journal volume from the list on the left side pane.
d. Click Remove volume.
e. Click Apply.
is correct on the RPA.
a. Highlight the Consistency group.
b. Click Replication SetsTab and double-click the Replication Set containing the journal LUN to be resized
c. Select the correct journal volume from the list on the left side pane.
d. Click Add new journal volume.
e. Click Apply.
a. Right-click Consistency Group.
b. Select Enable group.
Please mark my answer as correct/helpful answer if it helps.
cadayton
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December 6th, 2013 18:00
A Distributed Consistency group requires a minimum journal size of either 20GB or 40GB (off the top of my head) depending on the RPA software version you are using. Checked the documentation for the corrected minimum journal size and be forewarned that the maximum number of Distributed Consistency Group is 8. Basically, don't go crazy creating DCGs. -Craig
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December 6th, 2013 19:00
Sorry I didn't fully ready your message. It seems you figured out the minimum size for DCGs journal. In general, the easiest method would be to suspend replication for the CGs that you are modifying the journals for and do a full resync.
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December 10th, 2013 06:00
Thanks both Craig and Kevin for the feedback, its greatly appreciated.