GH eG Ge GG re ( {Gist aad Guat ees eeu Gaal ce GeGet Co c coceereeceerece C { IBM System Storage DS6000 and DS8000 Copy Services for Open Systems (Course code SS44) Student Exercises ERO 10 IBM certified course materialTrademarks IBM® is a registered trademark of International Business Machines Corporation. ‘The following are trademarks of International Business Machines Corporation in the United States, or other countries, or both: AX® B20 DFSMSdss™ Dss000™ Ds8o00™ eServer™ Enterprise Storage Server® ESCON® FICON® FlashCopy® GDPS® Geographically Dispersed Parallel Sysplex™ HACMP™ HyperSwap™ i5/0S® ims™ iSeries™ mvs™ Parallel Sysplex® pSeries® Rational Redbooks™ s/3908 System Storage™ System 2™ System zo™ Tivoli TotalStorage® Wave® zom 210S® 2NM® 2Series® Java and all Java-based trademarks are trademarks of Sun Microsystems, Inc. in the United States, other countries, or both. 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While tech item may have been reviewed by IBM for accuracy in a specif suation, there fe no guarentee that te same or sil results wil result elsewhere. Cusiomers attempting to adap hess techniques other own envzonments do 80 at Vir own sk, {© Copyright International Business Machines Corporation 2006. All rights reserved. ‘This document may not be reproduced in whole oF In part without the prior written permission of IBV. Note to U.S. Government Users — Documentation related to restcied rights — Use, duplication or diclosure ls subject to restrictions ‘set forth in GSA ADP Schedule Contract with (3M Corp. Da) e) eee) aye) ae Deo eae eases e sae) SD peo ee(CiGEG CC C eG GC GGG Gal a eee ee CG (ee an c c coece ere ce C ( Student Exercises Contents Trademarks Exercises description Exercise 1. System preparation and inspection 1.1. IP addresses logic SANsurfer 1.3. SAN conneetivity 1.4, SAN configuration. : : 1.5, With Cisco switches (optional) oo... 00... seeseeeeeeeeenecseeeeeeees Exercise 2. Software installation and configuration 2.1, DSCLI installation 2.2. Account creation on DS systems 2.3. DSCLI profile creation Exercise 3. Server definition on the DS subsystems . 8.1. DS systems general information 3.2. Classroom PCs definition ..... 3.3. Volume groups and volumes creation .. 3.4, Volumes discovery on the PCs .. 8.5, Same exercise for the target DS 3.6. Cleanup . ceeeeee Exercise 4. Metro Mirror: Path creation 4.1, Path creation from the GUI 4.2, Remote storage units definition . 4.3, Path creation 4.4, Path creation from CLI . 45. dscli.profile file update . 4.6. Path creation Exercise 5. Metro Mirror: Relation creation . . 5.1. Metro Mirror relation creation with GUI. 5.2. Suspend and resume actions . . 5.3. Metro Mirror relation removal 54. Server's VieW .. 0... cv eee veces 5.5. Metro Mirror relation creation with CLI . 5.6. Cleanup Exercise 6. Global Copy: Relation creation . 6.1. Configuration ver : © Copyright 18M Corp. 2008 Contents il Course materials may not be reproduced in whole or in part6.2. Global Copy relation with creation with GUI. 63 6.3. Global Copy relation with creation with CLI . 66 6.4. Change Global Copy relation to Metro Mirror relation 67 6.5. Relation removal. : 68 6.6. Cleanup ...... 69 Exercise 7. Basic FlashCopy . A 7.1. DS subsystems initial configuration verification i 72 7.2. Unmapping a first volume from the target PC. 7.3. Unmapping of a second volume from the target PC 7.4. Create a FlashCopy/copy relation with GUI. . 7.5, Map target volume on target PC. ae 7.6. Create FlashCopylcopy relation with CLI. 7.7. Create FlashCopy/copy persistent relation 7.8. Create FlashCopy/NoCopy relation... 7.9. Remove the NoCopy relation . 714 7.10. Incremental FlashCopy non-persistent TAS 7.11, Persistent incremental FlashCopy . TAT 7.12. Cleanup . # 718 Exercise 8. FlashCopy reverse .. 8.1. Reverse FlashCopy scenario . 8.2. Cleanup . Exercise 9. Metro Mirror failoverifailback . 9.1. Metro Mirror path creation . 9.2. Source PC volume access . 9.3. Metro Mirror relation creation . 9.4. Volume access from target PC . 9.5. Failover the Metro Mirror relation 9.6. Failback the Metro Mirror relation on remote site. 9.7. Failover and failback Metro Mirror relation on source site . 9.8. Metro Mirror relation removal . 9.9. Cleanup Exercise 10. Global Mirror session configuration . 10.1. Global Mirror configuration . . 10.2. Step 1: Path creation (on Site A) ... 10.3. Step 2: Global Copy relation creation (on Site A). 10.4. Step 3: FlashCopy relation creation (on Site B) 10.5. Step 4: Global Mirror session creation (on Site A) 10.6. Step 5: Start global mirror session for opened session (on Site A) iv Copy Services for Open Systems © Copyright IBM Corp. 2006 ‘Course materials may not be reproduced In whole or in part ‘without the prior written permission of IBM. Diss 2) io Jee |200) Jes Je Jeet as eee aed es ce te) ee Jess Beats) a Heed es Jet eee Fad Foes ee Be JIJIIIII } | JJIIII J( ESRC CGH Cae CECE Glse CeCe Ceca Cee Case ae CeCe eae CGC (ce (Cee Ceca CEGeGHet c GaGa Student Exercises Trademarks The reader should recognize that the following terms, which appear in the content of this training document, are official trademarks of IBM or other companies: IBM@ is a registered trademark of International Business Machines Corporation. The following are trademarks of International Business Machines Corporation in the United States, or other countries, or both: AIX DB2@ DFSMSdss™ Ds6o000™ Dssooo™ eServer™ Enterprise Storage Server® ESCON® FICON® FlashCopy® GoPs® Geographically Dispersed Parallel Sysplex™ HACMP™ HyperSwap™ i6/0S® IMs™ iSeries™ mvs™ Parallel Sysplex® pSeries® Rational® Redbooks™ $/390® ‘System Storage™ System z™ System zo™ Twvoli® TotalStorage® Wave® zm z/0S® 2/VM® zSeries® Java and all Java-based trademarks are trademarks of Sun Microsystems, Inc. in the United States, other countries, or both. Windows and Windows NT are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States, other countries, or both. Intel is a trademark or registered trademark of Intel Corporation or its subsidiaries in the United States and other countries. UNIX is a registered trademark of The Open Group in the United States and other countries. Linux is a trademark of Linus Torvalds in the United States, other countries, or both. Other company, product, or service names may be trademarks or service marks of others. © Copyright IBM Corp. 2006 Trademarks Course materials may not be reproduced in whole orn parteyes J DDE oo eo) ve eD) aes) ee) ees) eae ee) teed) J aa )ee ze less) era) et) esd od a ) vi Copy Services for Open Systems: © Copyright IBM Corp. 2006 Course materials may not be reproduced In whole arin part ‘without the prior written permission of IBM, eee aaeo:Student Exercises Exercises description Lab environment Introduction to the lab guide The following notes explain how the lab guide is organized, introduce the lab network diagram that shows the equipment available to you, the IP connections and storage. Read the following notes before starting the labs, so that you can get familiar with the lab environment. u a Teams are assigned numbers 1 to X which are used to qualify resources requiring a number. c Lab equipment The following equipment is available to each team: coe + Two PCs with one FC adapter connected to the SAN fabric a. First PC, Windows_PC1 will be called the Source PC because it will be used as the source for the different copy tests (FlashCopy, Metro Mirror,...) b. Second PC, Windows_PC2 will be called the Target PC because it will be used as the target in the different tests. + Access to two DS8000 systems: DS8000 Source and DS8000 Target + Dedicated LSSs on both DS8000 systems Equipment common for all the teams: + Two DS8000 systems connected to the SAN by four FC ports each e + Two extent pools on the two DS8000 systems + Adedicated VSAN used to interconnect the equipment on the SAN (PCs and DS8000), VSAN_NB When executing the labs: (Gets Ghee Gre Guaz Guar Gre Geel Galt C i + Be sure to double-check all commands before entering them. Coe? + Once commands are submitted it may be difficult to undo a configuration change. c of + All group members should agree that the command structure is ieee correct. ‘© Copyright IBM Corp. 2006 Exercises description vil ‘Course materials may not be reproduced in whole or in partIn this document we will include the commands needed for basic. operations of the lab. Many command options are not included. It is recommended to have a copy of the DSCLI Guide to reference the full function of the command. oe The screenshots provided in the lab guide are for reference only. They should be used as a guide, and not as directions to be performed. Please follow the instructions provided in the guide with the parameters dedicated to your team, but not the content of the screenshots, which are examples only, \ J Associated documents The following other documents are associated with the lab guide: + Lab configuration description diagram of the configuration, below: Lab Configuration $$44— October 2006 manos 19.188 Intenal P19:3.324 +12 Pub iP 12025461.30-44 ‘Sao 3380) ‘auch 3830 servers cal Classroom pc wa000 yun due Storage wossax PT itn copy Copan 08 vill Copy Services for Open Systems ‘© Copyright IBM Corp. 2006 Course materials may not be reproduced In whole orn part without the prior writen permisaion of IBM Vase ee) a): J) J Die) a) Ja aae) eee) BORON) aa) Ha) Be) J 3 JI III do 2 Ja SGC GG eC GH Gat eee oe GG Ge Gite C iG Ge CH Gy faa c Student Exercises c % Note ‘These different "scenario examples" should be used in addition to the instructions given in each lab, or directly in place of the instruction for several lab scenarios (in this case, only the subject of the lab is described but with detailed commands). at SAN software J You can find all the required software for this lab directly in a speeific directory of your PC, SAN_Software_Directory, or also on an FTP server: FTP server account: + Address: FTP_Server_Address + Account: FTP_Server_Account You can also find most of the produets on this FTP server. Web pointers: If necessary, you may need to access the Internet to find complementary information, such as supported configurations or software (drivers). There are several useful pointers that you could follow during this lab: + DS8000 support web site: ht tp: //www. storage. ibm.com/ + DS8000 Interoperability matrix: http: //ww-03.1bn.com/servers/storage/disk/ds8000/ interop. html DS8000 systems: general information Ds8000 source: In this workshop session, the following DS8000 system will be used: + Name: DS_SOURCE_Name HMC IP: DS_SOURCE_HMC_IP_Address Workshop account and password: DS_Account sid: DS_SOURCE_SID Two address groups: DS_SOURCE_Address_Groups Four /O ports connected to the SAN: - D&_SOURCE_IO_Porto = DS_SOURCE_IO_Portt = DS_SOURCE_IO_Port2 © Copyright IBM Corp. 2008 Exercises description x ‘Course materials may not be reproduced in whole or in part~ DS_SOURCE_IO_Port3 + Extent pools dedicated for education: = DS_Extent_Pool0 and DS_Extent_Poolt c:\Program Files\IBM\dscli\profile>dscli Isioport ~cfg ATS.profile JIIIIO Date/Time: June 22, 2005 11:26:43 AM CEST IBM BSCLI Version: 5.0.3.75 DS: TBI.2107-7506551 1D WHY State Type topo —_portorp 110032 5005076303038087 Online Fibre Channel-Gi SCST-FCP 0 10033 $00507630303C087 Online Fibre Channel-Si SCSI-FCP 0 10100 5005076303080087 Online Fibre Channel-S SCSI-FCP 0 T0102 5005076303084037 Online #ibre Channel-SW SCSI-FCP 0 DS8000 target: In this workshop session, the following DS8000 system will be used: + Name: DS_TARGET_Name + HMC IP: DS_TARGET_HMC_IP_Adaress + Workshop account and password: DS_Account + sid: DS_TARGET_SID + Two address groups: DS_TARGET_Address_Groups + Four I/O ports connected to the SAN: = DS_TARGET_IO_Porto = DS_TARGET_IO_Portt - DS_TARGET_IO_Port2 + DS_TARGET_IO_Port3 + Extent pools dedicated for education: = DS_Extent_Pool0 and DS_Extent_Poolt dscli> Lsioport Date/Time: Noverber 28, 2005 1 Ds: Ta¥.2107-7537601 1D WHEN State Type topo portgxp 10000 500507630300027A Online Fibre Channel-SW SCSI-FCP 0 0001 $00507630300427A Gnline Fibre Channel-Si SCSI-FCP 0 fae) esa) J 33 Die ae a yy 27 PM CET IBM DSCLE Version: 5.0.3.75 10100 500507630308027A Online Fibre Channel-sw SCSI-FCP 0 0101 500507630308427A Online Fibre Channel-SW SCSI-FCP 0 x Copy Services for Open Systems © Copyright 18M Corp. 2006 > Course materials may not be reproduced In whole or in part a Without the prior written permission of IBM.CC ( Ge Get ‘Student Exercises A Initial screenshots provided in the lab guide have been done on the following configuration which is probably not the same you are using: + DS8000 Source: DS8000 ATS (sid: .2107-7506551) + D$8000 Target: DS8000 DS74 (sid: IBM.2107-7573731) Pee ee ae eee SAN: general information VSAN and accounts: + VSAN number: VSAN_NB Classroom SAN connet For the classroom PCs, some AIX servers are connected to the VSAN through two FC switches, SW1 and Sw2: + SW1 IP address = SWi_IP_Address + SW2 IP address = SW2_IP_Address SAN zoning ‘One zone has been defined in the VSAN: VSAN_Zone?. All the PCs and the DS8000 FC ports have been included in this zone. Team-specific parameters: Parameters specific to each team (PC IP addresses, AIX server IP addresses, and so on are written in the complementary document 8844-Parameter-Table-TEAMXX.doc. ‘© Copyright BM Corp. 2006 Exercises description xl course materials may not be reproduced in whota orm partBEEP a) a) eee) ae) ae ae) te See eee ee eB JI) OF) } J YIID J ) Copy Services for Open Systems ‘© Copyright IBM Corp. 2006 Course materials may not be reproduced in whole orn part Without the prior written permission of 16M.GEC CeCe Cee Cae ee ea (eae Cae (ae ee C Geese eer ae (eae c i (eee eee eee Cte Student Exercises Exercise 1. System preparation and inspection What this exercise is about In this lab you will complete the hardware preparation and inspection activities. What you should be able to do At the end of the lab, you should be able to: + Verify the hardware environment. Requirements Before starting this exercise, your lab configuration has to be in the following state: + All equipment connected to the LAN and to the SAN + SAN configured (zoning) © Copyright 18M Corp. 2006 Exercise 1. System preparation and inspection 1-1 Course materials may not be reproduced in whole or in partExercise instructions The following activities (in italics) have been performed, but would be required in a customer environment. You need to use the Lab configuration description document to discover your lab environment and make the required verifications. DO eevee) J 1-2. Copy Services for Open Systems ‘© Copyright IBM Corp. 2008 Course materials may not be reproduced in whole or in part without the prior writen permission of IBM.ee eed a reece (cea { GC CeCe Ce Ce eee eee Ce (ee (ee Ca Cee Eee ae c {ee Gre Coes eas Cres eesd Ce Student Exercises 1.1. IP addresses —1. Verify that your two PGs are connected to the network and have an address in ‘Storage_VLAN_Subnet. 2. Verify that you can ping the FC switches (2109-F16) on their address in subnet ‘Storage_VLAN_Subnet. Note: The current code of the DS8000 can no longer reply to ping commands. ‘© Copyright 18M Corp. 2008, é Exercise 1. System preparation and inspection 1-3 ‘Course materials may not be reproduced in whole or in part1.2. Qlogic SANsurfer —1. If not installed, install software SANsurfer from directory SAN_Software_Directory ‘on your PCs. When asked by the installation procedure, install the GUI and NT Agent. Die) eae eedie se) eo) Dee) ) J) Jj3 a a oe ae 1-4 Copy Services for Open Systems ‘© Copyright IBM Corp. 2006 a Course materials may not be reproduced in whole orn part _ without the prior witten permission of IBM. aCea GaG G ( C ccc GEE CCE (ee CeCe Fe (ea CS Cee eee CeCe CE ( Ce GE Gree (eta t c Student Exercises 1.3, SAN connectivity 1. Verify that your PCs are connected to the SAN to the FC switches in the classroom. 2. Use the SANsurfer software to get all information about the FC configuration of your two PCs, especially the WWPN of their FC adapter; verify its value with the information written in the Lab configuration description document. Procedure: __.3. Start SANsurfer (click the desktop icon) and connect to localhost: a | ee estar or ress __4. Ifyou have unconfigured FC adapters on your PC, you may be asked to configure them with the following wizard: ‘An unconfigured HBA on hostname: med4-pe3 has been detected. Da you want to start the general configuration wizard? we |e] Cibo net show this dialog again © Copyright IBM Corp. 2006 Exercise 1, System preparation and inspection 1-5 Course materials may not be reproduced in whole or in part—5. Answer Yes and follow the different screens; configure the adapter in Point to Point mode: HBA Port Connection Settings osname made? ‘waxMouel 200 Porttane Per 0 Ponto Bad ens soeesoumacnyve ne ih pet connec ens. Tete CNSR re ocrenenescrccccngs somos cro eae Forme cxazanH85 Moos, ne etic Lac Prune, Charnes Pots Faat ie at re secon toxityou ate unsue oft eapabiies ne acne comencio ne a ter ao option snout be eked Te Stowe HA porta eeeiane be agzmalepeed hich cenant —6. Onthe other menus, do not configure any Persistent Binding on disk devices. Finish the adapter configuration. 7. Then you can see the characteristics of your FC adapter, such as its WWPN: aia (eat Yew Seta Ween te of 8 a8 @ cones Cena Omnis ms Rash [rei | fie Pi Boonine mses mt ‘Bi roanaree || en eee i eS ee | iano See es peer 8. Write the WWPNs of your PC FC adapters, because you will need them in the labs to follow. 1-6 Copy Services for Open Systems © Copyright IBM Corp. 2006 (Course materis may not be reproduced in whole or in part without the prior writen permission of IBM. Dae: 3 ea. ) } ee ee tee) ela) 3 Je) } Peo) 3), Neel) JIIJII ) }GEC (eases ea Ce aC Ca CeCe C(t CeCe (Hee Ae ees otis re Gest Cuore (ei c ‘Student Exercises 9. Verify that you can see the different storage subsystems already connected to the SAN (DS8000, DS6000, and so on): (2 Mas Yo Ste Ue 10. Identify the DS8000 (or DS60000) storage subsystems that we are going to use in this lab with the FC ports connected to our SAN fabric; to do that, check in the Parameters file the WWPNs of the DSs IO_Ports (parameters DS_SOURCE_IO_PortX and DS_TARGET_IO_PortX). Important | Verify also that you have no disks from these systems already mapped to your PCs (menu LUN List). Xv wy) __11, Take some time to check the different menus available by the SANsurfer tool with the different information provided by each of them (Device list, Statistics, Links Status, and so on). You could later use this tool to verify the LUNs (Volumes) attached to your PCs. ‘© Copyright IBM Corp. 2006 Exercise 1, System preparation and inspection 1-7 Course materials may not be reproduced in whole or in part1.4. SAN configuration You need to verify that each PC’s FC ports have been added in the zones that give you access to the two DS subsystems (zone VSAN_Zone?). Perform the following operation to verify the SAN configuration used for our workshop environment: 1. Open a web browser on the classroom SAN switches (2109-F16) on which your PCs are connected: NN os galas we ony 33 —2. Start the zoning window and log on with the SW_Admin_Account account. 3. Check that you can see FC ports (WWPN) of each DS in the zone. —4. Check also that you can see the WWPNs of your two PCs in this zone. ‘gaara 1-8 Copy Services for Open Systems © Copyright IBM Corp. 2006 Course materials may not be reproduced in whole or in part ‘without the price writen permission of IBM. ge) ee) ee) 4) ee) a a) ee) Ee) ae) ee) ae) ee) ede) ee) ee) dan eed) ee) 4) He) 3ae (CeCe Ce Gree CC (ee Ce Cree Ce CC (eee Coe ‘ ce ( CGS RCeCSE Cas Cs eH Cee CeCe CG ae Ce el Student Exercises An r \@"ew Eee You can also open a telnet session on the Brocade switches with the SW_Admin_Account account; then use command cfgshow to see the zoning configuration. SSS Brocade Fabric Manager: You can find the Brocade Fabric Manager software in the SAN_Software_Directory directory on your PCs; if your are interested, you can install and test it on your PC. ‘© Copyright IBM Corp. 2006 Exercise 1. System preparation and inspection 1-9 Course materials may not be reproduced in wile or in part1.5. With Cisco switches (optional) If you have Cisco switches in your Fabric, you can use the Cisco Fabric Manager tool to verity the zoning configuration: 1. From one PC, start a browser on Cisco switch IP address. _—2. Install on the PC the Cisco Fabric Manager tool. __3. When installed, using the new icon installed on your desktop, start the Cisco Fabric Manager tool and log on with the VSAN account CiSCO_Account on the IP address of the switch CISCO_IP_Address: Casto Systews Pu server: Jocahost = Feoric Seed Swe fossai03 Sd User Name; fe in Auth Poseword: [pre =#=7 7 sHa bigest Privacy Password: Re snwevs, sain, |_ee | Then follow the instructor's recommendation to use the tool: 4. Check the VSAN topology and general configuration, 5. Discover the DS subsystems and also your two PCs. 6. Verify also that your two PCs are corractly added to the zone. End of exercise 1-10 Copy Services for Open Systems © Copyright IBM Corp. 2006 ‘Course materials may not be reproduced In whole orn part ‘without the prior writen permission of Ne) eee) tee) ee) ee) eed) eee a) ee) eed) ee eee) vey ee eed ee) De) aD eo ee ae) Depa:(ea GH CREE CG EEC (ee Ca Ce (Cee (eC Cz Ce Ce Cae ee Cee Ee Geese Gate GEG Ge Ga GHC ( c ‘Student Exercises Exercise 2. Software installation and configuration What this exercise is about In this lab you will complete the software installation of your lab environment. What you should be able to do The objective of this lab exercise is to install the following prerequisite software, which must be available in the SAN_Software_Directory directory on your PCs: + DSCLI compatible with the level of DS8000- or DS6000-installed microcode. Requirements Before starting this exercise, your lab configuration has to be in the following state: + PCs correctly connected to the LAN and the SAN © Copyright IBM Corp. 2006, Exercise 2, Software installation and configuration 21 Course materials may not be reproduced in whole or in partExercise instructions Detailed instructions for software installation and initial setup: 2.1. DSCLI installation —1. Install the DSCLI software on your two PCs. eye) ede) ee) ee) ee) eee ee JO Ee a ae: iE) Deeley aaa) 22 Copy Services for Open Systems ‘© Copyright IBM Corp. 2008 Course materials may not be reproduced in whole orn part without the prior writen permission of BM. zs a an( C ¢ ee (HC (Heat CES eC Cat CCC (eae Cee Ca (eee CeCe ( Gen aes eee (Ee Gras ee Geee ee Cee Student Exercises 2.2. Account creation on DS systems 1. On both DS systems, start a GUI session from a browser and log on with the workshop account DS_Account, Define your own team account DS_Team_Account. oh Warning You must define the same account with the same password on both DS systems. © Copyright IBM Corp. 2006 Exercise 2, Software installation and configuration 23 Course materials may not be reproduced in whole or in part2.3. DSCLI profile creation oe 1. Create the two dsali profile files required to use DSCLI with the two DS systems; use your own DS team account you have just created. Verification: . 2. Verify first that you can open a DSCLI session on the two DS systems with your own team account. —3. Verify also that you can execute commands on both: CE a s\Progran Piles \ihn\decls>dee] a Encor ‘Your Scernane” donanique Beer BSEMTES 200g actacan mm cHRT (28 DSCLL Uereion: 5.8.3.7 6+ 7 ‘an uve reese a se1d? ssi Ee7f net ume 35, 2005 2:47:40 2H CEST 10H BEGLE Vereton: 6.9,3.25 x net Beaee? as a '2107-758661 TBN.2107-7506550 922, y ai a 4. In each profile file, enter your team account and password, and verity now that you 7 can enter single shot DSCLI commands: a ipl of ENProgram Files\\) =] 7 NProgran Files\IBM\dsclied profile 4 :SPrognan Falec\lDMdeelinpeeliledMael{ leat ofy MS-orof ip ssecHfra? Sine PSS PHA ERE TBA RE MESS PERE oo, - ane Storsge Unie" Hedet a ‘BM.2187~7586551 BM 2187-75865S8 922 SBBSG763@3FFC@B? Online Enabled san cit Hentae oF deel a Fsles)UDMpdgclinoretilepdocld teat of D604. mrof tle erHfee? ine Der 206s 102UE LSA aN Char Tin gael Goss Toe A a a sess eg seas e a During all the following labs, we recommend you to use DSCLI in single shot mode (asin ~ the previous example) rather than in interactive mode, to prevent problems on the i Management Console if too many sessions are opened at the same time. oa x SaseeEEe pa 2-4 Copy Services for Open Systems © Copyright Ia Corp 2006 a Course materials may not be reproduced in whole orn part ‘without the prior wrtton pormission of IBMCG Gat G2 CS (eR Cae aC (ae (zg ee (zee ee Ce Coe Cee Cae Cae cd Hee HEA ECL C c cece GG GG Student Exercises What you did in this exercise At the end of this exercise, your lab configuration has to be in the following state: + Same team account with the same password defined on both DS systems. + On both PCs, a DSCLI profile file created allowing DSCLI to work in single shot mode ‘on the two DS systems. End of exercise © Copyright IBM Corp. 2006, Exercise 2, Software installation and configuration 2-5 Course materials may not be reproduced in whole orn partJIIIIIIII Dee) ee) J) eI Det aaa ea) 26 Copy Services for Open Systems ‘© Copyright IBM Corp. 2006 Course materia may not be reproduced in whole or in part ‘without the prior written pormission of IBM. ED) eeo- Jecoce Cce ( Cte ee G(r Geer Ca (Git Gas CG ees CeCe (ees Ga es ELGG ‘Student Exercises Exercise 3. Server definition on the DS subsystems What this exercise is about In this lab exercise, you will define your different servers (PCs from the ‘education room) on the two DS storage subsystems. You will also check different information from the DS subsystems such as /O ports and storage configuration. What you should be able to do At the end of the lab, you should be able to: + Obtain general information from the two DS subsystems, such as: - VO ports configuration (to be checked with chapter DS systems general information) + Storage pool configuration that you can use for the lab exercises + For each team, define its two PCs (source PC and target PC) connected to the SAN on the two DS subsystems + Create two test volumes on each DS subsystem and map them to the PCs + Verify that the volumes are discovered by the PCs. Requirements Before starting this exercise, your lab configuration has to be in the following state: + SAN zoning correctly defined to allow the PCs accessing the two DS volumes + SDD installed on the PCs + DSCLI profile files created for the two DS systems + GUI working on the two DS systems ‘© Copyright IBM Corp. 2008, Exercise 9, Server definition on the DS subsystems 3-1 Course materials may not be reproduced in whole or in partExercise instructions Do the following operations on the source DS: 3.1. DS systems general information Start a DSCLI session on the DS system. Verify VO ports configuration with command Isioport. Verify also extent pool configuration with command 1sextpool: Verify that you can find the two extent pools as specified in Parameters fil parameters: DS_Extent_Pool0 and DS_Extent_Poo!t. escli> Isextpool Date/Time: June 16, 2005 6:14:14 PM CEST IBM PSCLE Version: 5.0.3.75 DS: 15M, 2107-7506551 Name ID stgtype rankgrp availstor (2°30B) availext reservedextents nunvols extpool0 PO fb 0 269 269 0 2 extpooll Pl fb 1 529 519.00 extpool? P2 f 0 519 519.0 0 fextpool3 P3 fb 1 250 250 0 3 extpoold P4 £> 0 507 507 0 6 ‘extpoolS P5 fb 1 493 493 0 20 Pxtpool_EDICO P6 Ab 0 517 517 0 2 Extpool_EDUCL P7 fb 1 519 519.0 0 scli> 92 Copy Services for Open Systems ‘Course materials may not be reproduced In whole orn part ‘without the prior writen permission of IBM. © Copyright IBM Corp. 2006 J Jeeta de ee): JIIIIIII Pee aeleo ea eeeey 3 Dea) J } a ca au cL Lu u G uo u CU Gu G cu Ge u u ue ee = a GG Ge ‘Student Exercises 3.2. Classroom PCs defi n Using Qlogic software SANsurfer, find the WWPN of your PCs FC adapters. You can also find this information from the lab configuration documentation available for this workshop. On the DS, define first your source PC with command mkhostconnect or directly from the GUI. Specify its FC port WWPN. Make your PGs accessible only through four DS FC ports connected for this workshop (parameters DS_ SOURCE_IO_Port). DSCLI commands for first PC: ascli> mitostconnect wane 7300005085029019 ~profile Toport [OT00,T6:0r, T0032, 10039 NEDA-23 Stee 1 og tet bat p (yile-dtec) pace/tinet Worenes 96,92008 Sr0919 BH CRN fat DSCLI Version: 5.0.3.75 Dé: reve 2107- 1508552 Entel ~ Windows 2000" CMUCO0OI2E mikhosteonnect: Host connection 0020 successfully created, Verification: decli> Lshostconnect 0020 Date/Time: June 16, 2005 6:07:14 PM CEST TEM DSCLI Version: 5.0.3.75 DS: ‘Bt. 2107-7508551 Name ID WHEN Hoste Profile portarp volgrpID HSSIOport M=p4~EC3 0020 210000B08B029019 Win2000 Intel - Windows 2000 0 - 10033, 10032, 10100, 10202 dscli> dscli> showhostconnect 0020 Date/Time: June 16, 2005 TBM, 2107-7506551 Name MED4-PC3 1D 0020 ‘wien 2100002082029019 Kostype Win2000 LBS 512 adieDiscovery LUNPoLLing Profile Intel - Windows 2000 portgrp 0 volgroID ~ atchtopo SCSI~FCP EssTOport 10033, 10032, T0101, T0100 dscli> 02 PM CEST IBM DSCLI Version: 5. © Copyright IBM Corp. 2006, Exercise 3, Server definition on the DS subsystems 3-3 Course materials may not be reproduced in whole or in part—8. Do the same with the mknostconnect command for your second PC, the target Pt Verification: dscli> Lshostconnect, Date/Time: June 16, 2005 6:20:31 PM CEST IBM DSCLI Version: 5.0.3.75 DS: IBM. 2107-7506551 Nae TD WAPN Hlost"Type Profile portgrp volgzpED ESSIGpor= ‘MED4~PC3 0020 210000B082029019 win2000 Intel - Windows 2000 0 - 10033, 10032, T0101, 10100 MBD4~PC4 0021 210000B08R051E47 win2000 Intel ~ 10033, 10032, 10101, 20100, dscli> dows 2000 0 - 34 Copy Services for Open Systems © Copyright IBM Corp. 2006 Course materials may not be reproduced In whole or in part without the prior writen permission of IBM. st) SEE JJ PIIJIIII) Pat ee eed ee) Dea see yee) eae } eee)€ ec CC (Gee Get Gas cles GeteGix Gs Ghee Geet ud cee - ¢ (Geese (cee CeCe Ue (Cee et (eae eee eee Cae (eG ‘Student Exercises 3.3. Volume groups and volumes creation 1. Define one volume group for each of your PCs with command mkvolgxp: Use type scsimap256 for Windows PCs: dacli> akvolgep ~type scainap256 MEDI-PC3 dscli> mkvelgrp “type scsinap256 MED4-PCt 2. After creation of volume groups, check for their ID with command 1svolgrp: dscli> Levolaep Date/Pine: dune 16, 2005 6:41:36 4 CSS IBM DECLI Version: 5.0.3.7 DS: TBM, 2107-7506551 Nane 2D Type NEDI-FCS V5 SCSI Map 256 HEDI-PCA V6 SCSI Map 256 aseli> __3. Check also for the extent pool IDs. ___4. For each PG, define two volumes of 2 GB, one in each extent pool, with command mkfbvol, and assign them to the PC volume groups: __5. Split your volumes between the two extent pools. ___6. For your volume IDs, use the LSS assigned to your team on Source DS: DS_SOURCE_Team_LSSs. Be careful with extent pool and LSS server assignment (server 0 or 1). woe Othe a0 & dlscl1> mkfovol ~cap 2 -nano MBDA-PC3-VOL: ~volgep VS ~extpoot 26 BGO)? 2a Date/Time: une 16,2005 7:06:21 Re CESE uaw SCL Version: 5.0.3.75 05: Ht ke an.2107-7506552 NC000251 mkEbvol: ZB volume BCI0 succesafully created. dscli> mkfovol ~cap 2 -nane HEDI-1C3-VOL2 —volgrp V5 ~extpool P7 ED00 Date/Tine: Jone 16, 2005 7:08:08 &M CEST TBM DSCLI Version: 5.0.3.75 D8: a, 2107- 1506551, CuNCoGO2Sr mkXbvol: FB volune EDO successfully created. dscli> __7. Verify volumes with commands 1sfbvol and showvolgrp: dseli> 1sfovol Date/"ine: June 16, 2005 7:12:14 HM CESY IBM DSCLT Version: §.0.3.75 ns: 15M,2107-7506551 Nane 2D accstate datastate configstate deviceltit datatype exttpcol. cap (2°308) cap (10°28) cap (oiocks) MED4-PC3-VOL1 8000 Online Normal. Normal 2107-900 FB 512 P6 2.0 - «194308 MED4-PC3-VOL2 2000 Online Nommal Nommal 2107-900 FB 512 B7 2.0 - 4194304 sel i> showolgrp V5 Date/Time: Jane 16, 2005 7:14:21 PM CEST TM DSCLI Version: 5.0.3.75 DS: =, 2107-75065. ane VEDI-FC3 DVS ‘type SCSI Map 256 Vols £00 ED00 ‘© Copyright BM Corp. 2006 Exercise 3. Server definition on the DS subsysiome 3 Course materials may not be reproduced in whole orn part—8. To finish, modify the volume groups to add the corresponding PC FC adapter with command chhostconnect: scli> chhostoonnect: -volgrp VS 0020 Date/Time: Sune 16, 2005 7:20:10 PM CEST TEM DSCLI Version: 5.0.3.75 DS: ‘TEM,2107-7506551 @NCO0D131 chhostconnect: Host connection 0020 successfully modified. Dee dscli> 7 —_9. Verify with the showhostconnect command. | dscli> showhostconnect 0020 i Date/Time: June 16, 2005 7:21:56 2M CEST IBM DSCLI Version: §.0.3.75 08 > py 2107-7506581 Name MED4-PC3 Hae 10 0020 + ‘wen 2100008082029029 oe Rostrype Win2000 Ips 512 > addrDiscovery LUNPoLLing a Profile Intel ~ Windows 2000 \ poregep 0 a volgzpID V5 atchtopo SCSI-ECP re Ess1Oport 10033, 10032, 10101, 10100 me 10. Do the same for the target PC: a dscli> Levoigep a Date/Time: June 17, 2005 11:31:36 AM CEST IBM DSCLE Version: 5.0.3.75 DS: ue TeM.2107-7506551 Name ID Type j MEDI-PC3 VS SCSI Map 256 MED4-FC4 V6 SCST Map 256 a dscli> mkfovol “cap 2 ~name MED{~PC4-VOLL ~volgrp V6 -extpool P6 ECOL ~ Date/Time: June 17, 2005 11:33:36 AM CES? TEM DSCLI Version: 5.0.3.75 DS: TEM.2107-7506551 mt CMUCDOG25I mkfbvol: FB volume ECO1 successfully created. dscli> mkfbvol -cap 2 ~name MED4-2C4-WOL2 ~volgrp V6 -extpool P7 EDO an Date/Time: June 17, 2005 11:33:88 AM CEST ZEW DSCLE Version: 5.0.3.75 BS: ~ TBM. 2107-7506551 (CMyCO0O25I mkEbvol: FB volume EDOL successfully created. eas dacli> i dscli> showolgep v6 Date/Time: June 17, 2005 11:42:34 AY CEST IBM DSCLI Version: 5.0.3.75 DS: em TEM, 2107-7506551 a Name MEDS-PCA 1D v6 5 ‘Type SCSI Nap 256 ae Vols ECOL ED01 dscli> Lshostconnect 7 Date/'lime: June 27, 2005 11:37:03 AY CEST TBM DSCLI Version: 5.0.3.75 DS: ae TBM.2107-7506551 Nane ID WHPN Hostype Profile portgxp volgzpID esSi¢port a 36 Copy Services for Open Systems © Copyright IBM Corp. 2006 7 Course materials may not be reproduced in whole or in part a ‘without the prior witten permission of IDM. :i Ce GGG i CCOCCOOCEE C Gea eS a Gere Cec crane CCE Ce ce Gi Cc ‘Student Exercises MEp4~PC3_ 0020 2100008088029018 Win2000 Intel ~ Windows 2000 0 VS 10033, 10032, T0101, 10100, MEDS-PC% 0021 210000E08BOS1EA7 Win2000 Intel - Windows 2000 0 - +0033, 10032, 101021, 10100 decli> dscli> chhostconnect -volgrp v6 0021 Date/Time: June 17, 2005 11:38:32 aM CEST IBM DSCLI Version: $.0.3.75 DS: JAM, 2107-7506552 (CMUCOGDI3I chhostconnect: Host connection 0021 success! dacli> showhostconnect 0021 Date/Time: June 17, 2005 1: ¥.2107~7506551 ‘Name YEDI-PC4 xp 0021, ew 210000208H051E47 Host‘lyse Win2000 IBS 512 addeDiscovery LONPoLLing Profile Intel. ~ Windows 2000 portgrp 0 volgrpiD V6 atchtopo SCSI-FCP ESSToport 10033, 10032, 10101, 10100 1y modified. 99:47 AN CEST IH DSCLE Version: 5.0.3.75 DS: © Copyright IBM Corp. 2008 Exercise 3. Server definition on the DS subsystems 3-7 Course materials may not be reproduced in whole orn part3.4. Volumes discovery on the PCs 1. From each PC, start the Windows tool: Computer Management > Disk Management. 2. If necessary, start the Rescan Disk action: —3. You need to see your two 2 GB disks (if SDD is installed): a If you see more than two disks on one PC, it could be a problem with the SDD driver: check if it is installed, and at which version. ease ESE C EE C EE CESEECEA 4. If necessary, deinstall and reinstall the correct SDD version (V1.6). 38 Copy Services for Open Systems © Copyright 18M Corp. 2006 Course materials may not be reproduced in whole or in part without the prior writen permission of IBM JIQIIII J JI ) Jae) a) a) Dee) DE eee) aaa) ED eee ) ) Jome ¢ eC ters CeCe Cee eee CC C Ccc¢ GaGHiaH (aa c eG € ‘Student Exercises __5. From the source PC, you can verify that you can create a partition on the first disk and write some data on it: @ Copyright IBM Corp. 2008, Exercise 3. Server definition on the DS subsystems Course materials may not be reproduced in whole or in part 383.5. Same exercise for the target DS J) 1. Perform the same operations starting at point 1) on the second DS. 2. For your volume IDs, now use the LSS assigned to your team on the target DS: DS_TARGET_Team_LSSs. Result: } dscli> Ishostconnect Date/Time: June 22, 2005 9:02:30 AM CEST IBM DSCLI Version: 5.0.3.75 DS: a IBM. 21077573731 eee Name ID WNPN Host‘Type Profile portgrp volgxpID ESST0port ‘MED4-PC3 001 210000R08E029019 win2000 Intel - Windows 2000 0 ve 4 10240, 10040, 70120, 10310 MED4~PC4 DOL 210000B082051E47 Win2000 Intel - Windows 2000 0 v9 ont 10240, 10040,10110, 10310 7 dscli> dscli> shouhostconnect 001, 7 Date/Time: June 22, 2005 9:04:20 AM CEST TEM PSCLI Version: 5.0.3.75 DS: IBM, 2107~7873731 Name MEDI-PC3 7 1D 001E WPN 210000E085029019 Host ype Win2000 fs 1Bs 512 addeDiscovery LuNPolling Profile Intel - Windows 2000 i portgrp 0 volgepID V8 atchtope SCSI-FCe 5 ESSIOport 10240, 70040, 10110, 10310 dscli> dscli> showhostconnect 001F i Date/Time: June 22, 2005 9:04:54 AM CEST IBM DSCLE Version: 5.0.3.75 DS: IBM. 2107-7573731 Name MEDI-PCa oa 1D O0LF WARN 210000R0@B051E47 a Host type Win2000 Ins 512 addrDiscovery LINPolLing ft Profile Intel = Windows 2000 = portorp 0 volgepID V9 a atchtopo SCSI-2ce EssrOport. 70240, 10040, 10110, 10310, 2 dscli> Asvolgrp es Date/Time: Sune 22, 2005 9:05:45 AM CEST TBM DSCLT Version: 5.0.3.75 DS: a 1aM,2107-7873731 Nove 1D Type ~ MEDI-PC3 VB SCSI Map 256 i MEDI-EC4 V9 SCSI Map 256 ~ éscli> e 3410 Copy Services for Open Systems ‘© Copyright 18M Corp, 2006 Course materials may not be reproduced in whole or in part a ‘without the prior writen permission of IBM.OOO c eG Ce eae ee ea gee Ges (eet (Cee CeCe ae Cee ee cere eee Cc cc Student Exercises dscli> showolgzp V8 Date/Time: June 2: IBM.2107~1573731 Wane HED4-PC3 1D v8 ‘ype SCSI Map 256 Vols £000 =D00 22, 2008 9: 4 AM CEST IBM DSCLI Version: 5.0.3.75 28: dacli> showolarp V9 Date/Time: June 2: 1BM.2107-7573731 Name MEDe-PC4 10 v9 Type SCSI Map 256 Vols ECO1 EOL dscli>isfbvol MEDS-PC3-VOLL BCU 4304 MEDI-PC4-VOLL ECO! 4304 MED4-PC3-VOL2 EDO 4304 MEDS-PC4-VOL2 EDO: 4304 ascli> 2, 2005 9:01 "7 NM CEST IBM DSCLT Version: $.0.3.75 Ds: 10 Online Nozmal Normal 2107-900 FB 512 P6 2.0 - 419 1. OnLine Normal Normal, 2107-900 FB $12 P6 2.0 a3 10 Online Normal. Normal 2107-900 FR 512 P7 2.0 ~ 419 1 OnLine Normal Normal. 2107-900 FB 512 P7 2.0 - 419 ©Copyright IBM Corp. 2008, Exercise 3. Server definition on the DS subsystems Course materials may not be reproduced in whole or in part at4 3.6. Cleanup ae At the end of this lab, perform the following cleanup tasks: mn + Unmap all the volumes from the Target PC (from both DS systems). ate + You can use CLI command chvolgrp -action remove —volume “Vol ID’. eee + Keep only one volume from DS source mapped to your source PC. ~ What you did in this exercise ~ At the end of this exercise, you lab configuration has to be in the following state: ee! + You have been able to discover the volumes created on your two PCs. Boe + You have one volume from DS source mapped to the source PC on which you have ie written some files, a End of exercise 2 Be ee > a ) ‘3412 Copy Services for Open Systems ‘© Copyright IBM Corp. 2008 Course materials may not be reproduced in whole or in part ~ without the prior writen permission of IBM,at eG ae Gee GCC cco c a ee CS Cee eae eee Cee Cerca CeCe eee (ce ee cc Student Exercises Exercise 4. Metro Mirror: Path creation What this exercise is about In this lab exercise, you will learn how to establish Remote Mirror and Copy paths between two DS subsystems. What you should be able to do At the end of the lab, you should be able to: + Create the Metro Mirror and Copy paths between the two DS subsystems using GUI and CLI. Requirements Before starting this exercise, your lab configuration has to be in the following state (in addition to the requirements of previous exercises): + Same team account with same password defined on each DS subsystem * Approfile file allowing DSCLI to run in single shot mode on each DS + On each DS, two volume groups created, one for each PG (source and target) + Two volumes defined in each volume group with the correct LSS number reserved for the team in each DS + One volume from DS source mapped to the source PC + DS FG ports added in the SAN zone ‘© Copyright IBM Corp. 2008 Exercise 4, Metro Mirror: Path creation 4-1 Course materials may not be reproduced in whole or in partExercise instructions Cc A Warning You can only create a path between LSSs that have at least one volume defined, Xm J ot In our example, we established paths between the following LSSs: 7 + LSS EC on DS Source and LSS EC on DS Target (with GUI) ‘a + LSS ED on DS Source and LSS ED on DS Target (with CLI) 2. To perform this lab, you have to follow the examples that are provided but using the correct _ LSS assigned to your team: DS_SOURCE_Team_LSSs and DS_TARGET_Team_LSSs. oe os ) 42 Copy Services for Open Systoms © Copyright IBM Corp. 2006 Course materials may not be reproduced in whole or in part ‘without the prior writen permission of IBM. NEE):EEC CS Gee CC Cate (eC ce (nce (ae (Cae eerste (cee (a (eee tee Cee Cree CEC ee CeCe Cate c Ge Gute Student Exercises 4.1, Path creation from the GUI First, we are going to create one path between the EC LSSs, with GUI and using four couplings of FC ports between the two DS systems. 4.2. Remote storage units definition __1. Start a GUI session on first DS, DS Source, and define the second DS as another storage complex (specify its HMC IP address). __.2. Verify that this remote storage complex goes in state connected: If the storage complex stays in state Login error, itis probably a problem with your accounts that you have defined or you are using. EIiee eet | Sof bin | Bom “2. [Stoage Unis =. Maragement Console | > Siaus Mar > configure storage ats. pssc 1¥¢.100.193.100 Connacted > Copy services TT IbmStoragePlex 1.9.100,193,114 Connected Page 1 of 1 | Totat 2 Fitered:2 Displayed: 2. Selected: bere You can then rename this second storage complex (DS Target) from the Properties menu. 3. Do the same on the second DS (DS Target) to define DS Source as the second storage complex. ‘© Copyright IBM Corp. 2008 Exercise 4, Metro Mirror: Path creation 43 Course materials may not be repraduced in whole or in part4.3. Path creation Start the GUI on the first DS, DS Source, and open the Path menu in the Copy Services part. 2. Select DS Source Storage Complex and choose the Source LSS (EC in our example). 3. Then select the second Storage Complex, DS Target, and choose the Target LSS (EC in our example). —4. Inthe next step, choose the source I/O ports to use for this path; select the four VO ports. Then, for each source VO port, select the target 1/0 port to use; to make this choice, use the zoning information given in the SAN configuration chapter. Eee De EX Yow fowler foo > Om OG AAA Pxea yy soso B) np coe ene sipswON a Cn Create paths: Reatsime SelecttargetliO port Set ie VO fone rach secod sce 10 po dc No. » olimsetese contgiesanage > capyovices Seta art po ooh sc pot Ebittone eee a a Fe orommeiciieny ——fonia een ewicitiri ¥ see So aie Rem 0202 (R111 C11 PEND |oaea ii ery ey miin ~ Sect SESE oor etic lotta ety am eli» eos neice EORESSTSTOGHA ~ iets SJ caer 6. You can define a consistency group. 44 Copy Services for Open Systems ‘© Copyright IBM Corp. 2006 Course materials may not be reproduced in whole or n part ‘without the prior written pormiasion of IBM, IID. J ) i) ) JIIIII JIIIII JGe GG c Cees Ce Gee Care ae cette Ge ¢ Gee Ce ie (eae Cee (ee Gee Cee Ce face ‘Student Exercises 7. Verify your configuration and click Finish to create the path. Ee eee) | ee 4 oa om 2m ! @ Lee ee ee > conte s5rage ~ Copy sarvtees Pactacny haar Tage bss > Vesitexien ‘Soace VO pote ovo NED CHAD ‘oan HH EDN LN ‘ooze mnleeHiPID chan NEC ‘oor MECH FD oro TENNENT PAD coxa in Et} cnPLND ‘ono LEMME TFA) __.8. List the paths you have just created by specifying the correct LSS; verify their state. DSCLI verification: dscli> Lspprcpath EC pate/Tine: June 22, 2005 2:53:34 PM CEST SBM DSCLI Version: 5.0.3.7 DS: a4. 2107-75065 Sre Tot State $$ Port stached Port EC Success FFEC 10032 10240 EC EC Success FFEC 10033 10310 EC EC Success FFEC 10100 10040 EC EC Success FFEC 10101 10110 dscli> © Copyright IBM Corp. 2006 Exercise 4, Metro Mirror: Path creation 4-5, Course materials may not be reproduced in whole orn part4.4. Path creation from CLI a) Now we are going to create another path between the ED LSSs, with CLI and using four couplings of FC ports between the two DS systems. J 4.5. dscli.profile file update a Bofore using dsc1i to create paths and PPRC relations between the two DS systems, you Ee can specity the ID of the remote DS in the dscl.profile file (renotedevia parameter): 7 dscli.profile: # Ds8000 ars: a devid: IBM.2107-7506552 A # Ds8000 DS09: remotedevid: IBM.2107-7537601 a = _ JJ 46 Copy Services for Open Systems © Copyright IBM Corp. 2006 Course materials may not be reproduced in whole orn part ‘without the prior written permission of [BM eee )i ‘Student Exercises ne 4.6. Path creation te Create with mkpprepath command: u docli> mkpprepath -dev IEN,2107~7506551 —renotedev TBY.2107~7527601 ~sxclss 5D ~egtles ED -renotewwnn 5005076203FEC27A 10100:10000 10101:T0001 :0032:10100 Geeed 10033:T0101 u Date/Time: Novenber 30, 2005 6:26:24 PH CET 18M NSCL Version: 5.0.9.75 Dst : sm. 2107-1506551 w (cw0C00149T mikgprcpath: Renote Mirror and Copy path ED:ED successfully established, u dscli> uv 2. Verify with 1spprcpath command: u scli> eppropath ~fullid ED Date/Tine: Novenber 20, 2005 6:27:34 PM CET IBM DSCLI Version: 5.0.3.75 DS: fee ‘TBM. 2107-7506551 ec See Tgt State S$ Port Attached Port uw TEN. 2107-1506851/ED THM.2107-7637601/ED Success FED 1B¥.2107-7506551/10032 dims. 2107-7537601/10100 u ix. 2107-7506551/ED THM.2107~7537601/ED Success FFED i8M.2107~7506552/10033 c Tis, 2107-7537601/10101 IBN. 2107-7506551/ED TBM.2107-7537601/ED Success FED TH¥,2107-7506551/10101 ~ ame. 2107-7537601/10001 ie ims. 2107-7506551/ED TBM.2107-7837601/ED Success FFED TAM.2107-7506551/10100 site, 2107-7537601/10000 ~ épeli> L cL ie uG eo u ue & w u ‘© Copyright IBM Corp, 2006 Exercise 4 Metro Mirror: Path creation 4-7 u Course material may not be reproduced in whole or in partWhat you did in this exercise a i At the end of this exercise, your lab configuration has to be back to the following state: = + Four Metro Mirror paths established between the two DS subsystems. ca ~ End of exercise 2) d} Ai) a) 4) Ee ) 48 Copy Services for Open Systems © Copyright IBM Corp. 2006 Course materials may not be reproduced in whole or in part without the prior written permission of BM. bees aes ee ae? 0s) et J ese) eee iC Gate Ce Gere Cae (Geo CS Crea Case Cee Cae Cccececeece C ec eG Cen te: teats ¢ Student Exercises Exercise 5. Meiro Mirror: Relation creation What this exercise is about In this lab exercise, you will learn how to create a Metro Mirror relation. What you should be able to do At the end of the lab, you should be able to: + Define Metro Mirror relations between the two DS subsystems using GUI and CLI + Test access to volumes from servers (source and target PCs) ments Before starting this exercise, your lab configuration has to be in the following state {in addition to the requirements of previous exercises): + Same team account with same password defined on each DS subsystem + Aprofile file allowing DSCLI to run in single shot mode on each DS + On each DS, two volume groups created, one for each PC (source and target) + Four Metro Mirror paths created between two of these LSSs, one on each DS + Two volumes defined in each volume group with the correct LSS number reserved for the team + One volume from LSS source on DS source mapped to the source PC + DS FC ports added in SAN zone © Copyright 1BM Corp. 2006, Exercise 5, Metro Mirror: Relation creation 5-1 Course materials may not be reproduced in whole of in partExercise instructions During this exercise, you will also have to follow information provided in the Scenario Examples document Metro Mirror with GUI to have more details on the commands. From the previous lab, we established four paths between the following LSSs: + LSS EC on DS Source and LSS EC on DS Target + LSS ED on DS Source and LSS ED on DS Target We are now going to use these paths in the Metro Mirror relation between the two DS subsystems. 52 Copy Services for Open Systems © Copyright 18M Corp. 2006 Course materials may not be reproduced in whale or fn part without the prior written permission of 1M. } ) ) JJ 33 J Dt) aa JE) Jeep et: j See ae ae } ] } i)CG CGC pes Cea Cree Cee Coe CG fae (a eer C cee (ee Coe (ee CG Gag ccececece ¢ HG 5.1, ao Student Exercises Metro Mirror relation creation with GUI Create a Metro Mirror relation between two volumes inside the two LSSs, source and target, between which you have just created the different PPRCs. The source volume must be mapped on the source PC. In our example, we are creating a relation between: + Source volumes MED4-PC3_VOL1 (EC00) on DS source and + Target volume MED4-PC4_VOL1 (ECO1) on DS target Start the GUI on the first DS, DS Source, and open the Metro Mirror menu in the Copy Services part. Specify the source LSS and start creation. Choose manual mode. Choose one source volume (EC00 in our example). Then select the secondary storage complex and expand the list of LSSs. © Copyright IBM Corp. 2008 Exercise 5. Metro Mirror: Relation creation 5-3 Course materials may not be reproduced in whole orn part7. Expand again your target LSS (EC in our example) to see its volumes, and select the target volume (ECO1 in our example): : oe ft a Ce ee eee > PO) | eo wiskos | © Qathe Baubine | © Male Mtoe Resin 9 om oe > McaagePetare a > Conttguia storage ; a Saba a ss A Bisset Sisco # isses fuse O essee Hoe 7 POecmascescasc fit | Teen teneer wissen i oA) cance} —8. Click OK and then choose options Metro Mirror and Perform initial copy. a a a “7 pa 54 Copy Services for Open Systems © Copyright IBM Corp. 2006 5 Course materials may not be reproduced in whole or in part a without the prior weitton permission of BM. a 3Hee aa COCEE COC e HG ( ee GCG Cee Cea Cat ee Ch Cee eee ier Ccoe S a iG GG Co ‘Student Exercises —9. Click Finish to create the relation. Bm gD pee Wren @ sane nears moesionucione Mezo Mier: Reattine Decor Soogeent Songeeyee insiroses) Sulotaman aa C ‘pact iss ie “REEEPCAVOL! ODI ECO) eb FN 10. Check the status of your relation with the Properties menu. __11. Check also the Out of Synch Tracks, 12. You can also check the status of the relation by CLI: dscli> Ispore -1 Bc00:"c02 Date/Time: June 22, 2005 3:22:53 PM CEST IBM DSCLI Version: §.0.3.75 DS: TEM.2107-7506551 ID State Reason Type Out Of Sync Tracks Tet Read Src Cascade Tyt Cascade Date Suspended SourceL$s Timeout (secs) Critical Mode First Pass Status BCOD:ECO1 Full Duplex - Metro Mirror 0 Disabled Disabled Disabled Thu Jan 01 00:59 159 CET 1970 BC 300 Disabled Invalid ‘©Copyright IBM Corp. 2008 Exercise 5, Metro Mirror: Relation creation 5-5 Course materials may not be reproduced in whole orn part