4Select the copy pair in the table.

5Select CopyRe-Copy.

The Re-Copywindow is displayed.

6Set the copy priority.

NOTE: There are five copy priority rates available: lowest, low, medium, high, and highest. If the copy priority is set at the lowest rate, I/O activity is prioritized, and the virtual disk copy takes longer. If the copy priority is set to the highest priority rate, the virtual disk copy is prioritized, but I/O activity for the storage array might be affected.

Removing Copy Pairs

You can remove one or more virtual disk copies by using the Copy Manager. Any virtual disk copy-related information for the source virtual disk and the target virtual disk is removed from the Virtual Disk Properties dialog and the Storage Array Profile dialogs. When you remove a virtual disk copy from the storage array, the Read-Only attribute for the target virtual disk is also removed. After the virtual disk copy is removed from the Copy Manager, you can either select the target virtual disk as a source virtual disk or the target virtual disk for a new virtual disk copy. If you remove a virtual disk copy, the source virtual disk and the target virtual disk no longer appear in the Copy Manager.

Keep these guidelines in mind when you remove copy pairs:

Removing copy pairs does not delete the data on the source virtual disk or target virtual disk.

If the virtual disk copy has a status of In Progress, you must stop the virtual disk copy before you can remove the copy pair.

To remove copy pairs:

1In the AMW, select Virtual DiskCopyCopy Manager. The Copy Manager window is displayed.

2In the table, select one or more copy pairs.

3Select CopyRemove Copy Pairs. The Remove Copy Pairs dialog appears.

4Click Yes.

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