HP 3PAR CIM API Programming Reference

Table 116 Relevant Properties of RemoteGroupSynchronized (continued)
DescriptionProperty
• Broken (5)
• Suspended (9)
• FailedOver (10)
• Skewed (13)
• Mixed (14)
If any of the member volumes have different CopyState, this
property will be set to Mixed.
Mode describes whether the target elements will be updated
synchronously or asynchronously. Possible values are:
Mode
• Synchronous (2)
• Asynchronous (3)
Percent of the individual volumes in the group synced.PercentSynced
ProgressStatus describes the status of the association with respect
to Replication activity. Possible values are:
ProgressStatus
• Completed (2)
• Synchronizing (6)
• Resyncing (7)
• Restoring (8)
• Failing Over (11)
• Failing Back (12)
• Mixed (14)
• Requires Activate (19)
If any of the member volumes have different ProgressStatus, this
property will be set to Mixed.
RequestedCopyState is an integer enumeration that indicates
the last requested or desired state for the association. The actual
RequestedCopyState
state of the association is represented by CopyState. Note that
when CopyState reaches the requested state, this property will
be set to 'Not Applicable. If CopyState is Broken or Skewed,
this property will be set to “Synchronized”.
SyncType describes the intended outcome of the replication.
For remote copy, this property can only be Mirror (6), which
means create and maintain a copy of the source.
SyncType
A unique identifier for the relationship. This is set to <src
group>:<target group>.
RelationshipName
Set to true if consistency is enabled. This is always TRUE.ConsistencyEnabled
Indicates the consistency type used by the source and its
associated target group. This is always Sequential Consistency
(2).
ConsistencyType
Indicates the current state of consistency. This is always
Consistent (3).
ConsistencyState
Indicates the current status of consistency. Consistency may
have been disabled or is experiencing an error condition. This
is always Completed (2).
ConsistencyStatus
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