3.3.2 Forcibly Stopping Copy Sessions

The forcible stop of copy sessions is performed executing the accopy fcancel command.

Forcibly Stop All Existing Copy Sessions in ETERNUS Disk Storage System (Including REC Sessions)

Specify "all" in the -type option.

[Execution example]

> accopy fcancel -a ET001 -type all

Forcibly Stop All Existing Copy Sessions in ETERNUS Disk Storage System (Excluding REC Sessions)

Specify "local" in the -type option.

[Execution example]

> accopy fcancel -a ET001 -type local

Forcibly Stop All Existing Copy Sessions in ETERNUS Disk Storage System

Specify "remote" in the -type option.

[Execution example]

> accopy fcancel -a ET001 -type remote

Forcibly Stop All Existing Copy Sessions Between ETERNUS Disk Storage Systems

Specify the ETERNUS Disk Storage System names set up as the copy source and the copy destination using the -sa and -ta options respectively.

[Execution example]

> accopy fcancel -a ET001 -sa ET001 -ta ET002

Forcibly Stop Single Copy Session

Specify the copy source volume and the copy destination volume using the -s and -t options respectively.

[Execution example]

> accopy fcancel -a ET001 -s ET001/0x1 -t ET001/0x2

Forcibly Stop Single Monitor Session

Specify the copy source volume with the -v option. At the same time, specify the -estimate option as well.

[Execution example]

> accopy fcancel -a ET001 -v ET001/0x1 -estimate

Forcibly Stop Multiple Copy Sessions

Using the -stdin option, specify the Tab Separated Value (TSV) type file upon which the information for the copy sessions to be forcibly stopped is written.

[Execution example]

> accopy fcancel -a ET001 -stdin < SESSIONS.txt

Note

Use ETERNUS Web GUI or ETERNUS CLI to stop the monitor session started by the following methods.

Operation by Copy command via SAN
- Started by Copy command via LAN
- Started by ETERNUS Web GUI
- Started by ETERNUS CLI
Operation by Copy command via LAN
- Started by Copy command via SAN