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For iSCSI migrations, set the migration I/O size to 64 K.
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Use only new destination LUNs to select the recommended (and better performing) TP and
No Validation option under TP Settings when creating the migration job.
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If migrating to a thin-provisioned storage, always allocate destination LUN first. HP does not recommend the Yes and TP validation option under TP Settings when creating the migration job.
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Schedule and start remote migration jobs at off peak hours, so that a small number of dirty regions are generated, and most of the WAN bandwidth is available to perform the initial data copy.
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Follow the guidelines for DML size. Selecting the Yes and TP validation option can result in a long migration time and may require more bandwidth between two sites.
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To ensure faster migration, migrate storage for a few servers at a time.
Data scrubbing
The data scrubbing feature provides a method of securely wiping out data on a LUN. This feature implements several U.S. DoD specifications, including the number of passes and the data pattern written. Each pass starts at the beginning of the LUN and completes after the I/O to the last LBA of the job is completed.
The current firmware release provides the following algorithms and passes:
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ZeroClean: Two passes
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DOD_5220_22_M: Four passes
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DOD_5220_22_M_E: Four passes
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DOD_5220_22_M_ECE: Eight passes
Data scrubbing job attributes
Data scrubbing for data migration includes the following:
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Source LUN: Indicates the LUN that needs to be scrubbed. The source LUN for a scrubbing job must not be mapped to a host and must not be part of another job.
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Job Group: Same as data migration job groups.
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Scrubbing Algorithm: As noted in the previous section.
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Scheduling: Same as data migration job scheduling.
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Scrubbing CurrentPass: Specifies the currently active pass for a scrubbing job.
Data scrubbing protections
Data scrubbing protections include the following:
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The scrubbing job configuration wizard only shows LUNs that are part of a Source or
Source+Destination array.
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Job configuration on LUNs that are mapped to an initiator or part of a migration job is not allowed.
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LUN presentation of a LUN that is part of a scrubbing job will fail.
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An additional confirmation is required while configuring a scrubbing job.
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Table of contents
- 10 Supported configurations
- 10 Supported topologies
- 10 Fabric configuration
- 11 Data migration configuration
- 16 Supported FC fabrics
- 16 Supported storage arrays
- 17 Hardware and software setup
- 17 Hardware setup
- 18 Software setup
- 19 Arrays
- 20 Data migration job groups
- 20 Data migration jobs
- 20 Job attributes
- 21 Migration types
- 21 Job scheduling
- 22 Job states
- 23 Job failover and failback
- 24 VPG
- 24 VPG examples
- 25 Using VPGs on an FC array
- 25 Presented targets
- 25 Virtual presentation
- 27 Global presentation
- 29 Migration to a thin-provisioned LUN
- 29 Recommended steps
- 29 DML
- 30 Remote peers
- 30 Online remote migration
- 30 Method 1: Using Native IP
- 31 Native IP remote migration firewall ports
- 32 Method 2: Using a fat pipe between local and remote data center
- 33 Data scrubbing
- 33 Data scrubbing job attributes
- 33 Data scrubbing protections
- 34 Data scrubbing logs
- 34 Data scrubbing licenses
- 34 Protection
- 34 Logs
- 35 Users
- 35 Host
- 36 Types of data migration licenses
- 36 Capacity-based licenses
- 36 Array-based licenses
- 36 Types of data scrubbing licenses
- 36 Capacity-based licenses
- 36 Array-based licenses
- 37 Installing a data migration license key
- 37 Applying an array-based license to a specific array
- 39 Viewing data migration and scrubbing license usage
- 41 Typical data migration process
- 42 Configuring the fabric
- 43 Presenting LUNs to the MPX200
- 44 LUN presentation from FC arrays
- 45 LUN presentation from iSCSI arrays
- 45 Rescanning Targets
- 46 Creating a data migration job group
- 46 Presenting LUNs to the server for online data migration
- 46 Step 1: Inserting the MPX200 in the server data path for online data migration
- 47 Step 2: Create presented targets
- 48 Step 3: Zone in presented targets with initiator ports
- 49 Mapping LUNs to initiators
- 50 Mapping LUNs to hosts
- 51 Using remote peers
- 52 Importing a remote array
- 53 Setting array properties
- 55 Creating a data migration job group
- 55 Using the data migration wizard
- 55 Starting the data migration wizard
- 56 Scheduling an individual data migration job
- 58 Scheduling data migration jobs in batch mode
- 60 Starting serial scheduled jobs
- 61 Viewing the status of data migration jobs
- 62 Viewing job details and controlling job actions
- 63 Viewing system and data migration job logs
- 63 System Log
- 64 Data migration job log
- 66 Using the Verifying Migration Jobs wizard
- 66 Starting the Verifying Migration Job wizard
- 66 Scheduling verification of job options
- 67 Acknowledging a data migration job
- 67 Acknowledging offline migration jobs
- 68 Acknowledging online, local migration jobs
- 68 Acknowledging online, remote migration jobs
- 69 Removing an offline array
- 69 Creating and removing a DML
- 71 Using the Scrubbing LUN wizard
- 73 Generating a data migration report
- 76 User accounts
- 76 User sessions
- 76 Admin session
- 76 Miguser session
- 77 Command syntax
- 77 Command line completion
- 77 Authority requirements
- 77 Commands
- 77 array
- 79 array_licensed_port
- 79 compare_luns
- 82 dml
- 83 get_target_diagnostics
- 86 initiator
- 87 iscsi
- 88 lunigmap
- 90 lunmask
- 91 lunremap
- 92 migration
- 98 migration_group
- 99 migration_parameters
- 100 migration_report
- 100 readjust_priority
- 101 remotepeer
- 102 rescan devices
- 102 reset
- 103 save capture
- 103 scrub_lun
- 105 set
- 106 set array
- 109 set event_notification
- 109 set fc
- 110 set features
- 110 set iscsi
- 111 set system
- 112 set vpgroups
- 112 show array
- 114 show compare_luns
- 115 show dml
- 116 show fc
- 116 show features
- 117 show feature_keys
- 118 show initiators
- 118 show initiators_lunmask
- 119 show iscsi
- 119 show logs
- 120 show luninfo
- 122 show luns
- 122 show memory
- 123 show mgmt
- 124 show migration
- 125 show migration group
- 126 show migration_logs
- 127 show migration_luninfo
- 128 show migration_params
- 128 show migration_perf
- 129 show migration_usage
- 130 show perf
- 130 show perf byte
- 131 show presented_targets
- 132 show properties
- 132 show remotepeers
- 133 show scrub_lun
- 134 show system
- 134 show targets
- 135 show vpgroups
- 136 start_serial_jobs
- 136 target rescan
- 137 targetmap
- 139 Performance factors
- 139 Maximizing performance
- 139 Optimal configuration and zoning
- 139 Expected time of completion (ETC) for data migration jobs
- 139 Overview
- 140 Operational Behavior
- 140 Offline ETC job
- 141 Online ETC job
- 141 Behavior characteristics
- 141 Best practices
- 141 When to use offline data migration
- 141 High availability and redundant configurations
- 142 Choosing the right DMS options
- 142 General precautions
- 144 MSA2012fc Array Behavior
- 144 Using Array-based Licenses for MSA2012fc Array
- 144 Workaround for Using a Single Array License for MSA2012fc
- 146 Reconfiguring LUNs on a storage array
- 146 Removing an array after completing data migration jobs
- 147 Serial scheduling jobs from multiple arrays
- 148 Contacting HP
- 148 New and changed information in this edition
- 148 Related information
- 148 Websites
- 149 Prerequisites
- 149 Typographic conventions
- 149 HP Insight Remote Support software
- 150 Product feedback
- 152 Windows multipath configuration
- 153 Linux multipath configuration
- 155 IBM AIX Multipath Configuration
- 156 HP-UX multipath configuration
- 159 Solaris multipath configuration
- 160 VMware multipath configuration
- 160 Citrix XenServer multipath configuration
- 162 Pre-insertion requirements
- 162 Insertion process with Microsoft MPIO
- 163 Insertion process with Dell EqualLogic DSM
- 164 SNMP Parameters
- 164 SNMP trap configuration
- 165 Notifications
- 165 qsrDMNotification object definition
- 165 Data migration Solution notification object types
- 165 qsrJobId OBJECT-TYPE
- 165 qsrJobOwner OBJECT-TYPE
- 165 qsrJobCreator OBJECT-TYPE
- 166 qsrJobType OBJECT-TYPE
- 166 qsrJobOpCode OBJECT-TYPE
- 166 qsrJobOperation OBJECT-TYPE
- 166 qsrJobPriority OBJECT-TYPE
- 166 qsrJobStartType OBJECT-TYPE
- 166 qsrJobErrorCode OBJECT-TYPE
- 166 qsrEventSeverity
- 166 qsrBladeSlot
- 166 qsrEventTimeStamp
- 168 Data migration
- 168 Stand alone systems (non vPar configurations)
- 168 Example boot process in an Itanium server environment
- 169 vPar configurations
- 170 Example boot processes in vPar environments
- 170 PA-RISC systems
- 170 Example of winona1 vpar boot
- 170 Itanium Systems
- 170 Example of winona1 vpar boot