Compaq StorageWorks Data Replication Manager HSG80 ACS Version 8.5P Operations Guide
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controller A hardware device that uses software to facilitate communications between a
host and one or more storage devices organized in an array. The HS-series
StorageWorks family of controllers are all array controllers.
copying member In a mirrorset, a copying member is a container introduced to the mirrorset
after it has been in use for some amount of time. None of the blocks can be
guaranteed to be the same as other members of the mirrorset. Therefore the
COPYING member is made the same by copying all the data from a
NORMAL member. This is in contrast to NORMALIZING, where all blocks
written since creation are known to be the same.
When all of the blocks on the copying member are the same as those on the
normal member, the copying member becomes a normal member. Until it
becomes a normal member, the copying member contains undefined data and
is not useful for any purpose.
default gateway The default path that a computer or router uses to forward and route data
between two or more networks having different protocols.
device See node and peripheral device.
disaster tolerance Disaster tolerance provides the ability for rapid recovery of user data from a
remote location when a significant event (or disaster) at the primary
computing site occurs.
See also remote copy sets, DT
DT An abbreviation for Disaster Tolerance. The Data Replication manager is an
example of a database that is made disaster-tolerant.
See also disaster tolerance
dual-redundant
configuration
A storage subsystem configuration consisting of two active controllers
operating as a single controller. If one controller fails, the other controller
assumes control of the failing controller’s devices. See also failover, failback.
ECB A abbreviation for External Cache Battery. The unit that supplies backup
power to the cache module in the event the primary power source fails or is
interrupted.