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Group Administration Group monitoring
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• Time and data parameters and schedule run status
To see more detail about a schedule, move th
e pointer over a schedule entry in the panel. A pop-up window
appears, showing additional information such as the:
• Partner for the replication
• Schedule type (once, daily, hourly)
• Next date and time the schedule runs
• Schedule status (enabled, disabled or expired)
• Replication partner name
• Number of replicas to keep
You can take the following actions on a schedule:
• To modify a schedule, either double-click the schedule, or select it
and click
the Modify icon in the Actions
column. The
Modify Schedule dialog box opens. Make the changes, then click OK. You can change the:
• Schedule name
• Run date and time
• Number of replicas to keep
• To disable or enable a schedule, select it and click the flag icon (enable or disable). I
n
the confirmation dialog
box, click
Yes to disable the schedule.
• To delete a schedule, select it and click the X
icon (delete). In the confirmation dialog box, click Yes to delete
the schedule.
See the online help for information about the data fields and options.
Monitoring replication
If you are replicating volume data, you should monitor replication operations to ensure that each operation
completes.
From the Monitoring tab in the navigation panel,
you can see information about:
• Outbound replication (all volumes on the group configured for replication)
• Inbound replication (all replica
sets stored in
the group from all partners replicating to this group)
• Replication history (history of all outbound replicat
ions)
See the online help for information about the data fields and options.
In addition, you should monitor the usage
of delegated space. If free delegated space is not available, replica
reserve cannot increase automatically. You can also monitor replica reserve for a volume. Insufficient replica
reserve limits the number of replicas.
For details about displaying information
about replication partners, see Monitoring replication partners on page
15-9.