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Is the concept of "refreshing" volume groups possible
Is the concept of "refreshing" volume groups possible on an existing copy of a volume group? Let me rephrase. Say I setup a volume group (VG) of 24 volumes (PRD01) that are for a production database. I want to snapshot that group of 24 volumes and create a copy of it to repurpose as a prod support DB copy (COPY01) and another copy to mount on another server to get backed up (COPY02). When its time to backup the server again can I refresh the data of PRD01 group to COPY02?
We are building out a PureArray environment. Here's
We are building out a PureArray environment. Here's my issue: I created a volume based on volume on a machine1, when i tried to connect that new volume to machine1 it shows up for about 30 second and just disconnect. Does anyone know what the issue is? I'm able to connect this new volume to another machine without any issues.
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