If you're using snapmirror, it's generally a good idea to increase the window size. To enable a PAM card and set the cache characteristics to cache metadata only: set-naoption. If you don't want to use a tunable window size, you can set the particular size you want.
If you're using snapmirror, it's generally a good idea to increase the window size. To enable a PAM card and set the cache characteristics to cache metadata only: set-naoption. If you don't want to use a tunable window size, you can set the particular size you want.
If you're using snapmirror, it's generally a good idea to increase the window size. To enable a PAM card and set the cache characteristics to cache metadata only: set-naoption. If you don't want to use a tunable window size, you can set the particular size you want.
wafl.optimize_write_once unless Im working with a purely sequential workload (99.99% of the time I turn it off). Easy enough:
Now, if using SnapMirror, Its generally a good idea to increase the window size. Theres a formula in the Data Protection Online Backup and Recovery Guide, but often it turns out to be up there, oh 6M (6291456) or so. Ill use that as an example. First enable the tunable window size, and then you set the particular size you want.
To enable a PAM card and set the cache characteristics to cache metadata only for instance: Set-NaOption flexscale.enable on Set-NaOption flexscale.normal_data_blocks off You can get a list of options by using the get-NaOption cmdlet with no parameters Get-NaOption