Because the plexes of mirrored aggregate and traditional volumes are almost always synchronized, you rarely need to compare the plexes of a mirrored aggregate or traditional volume. If you do need to compare the plexes of a mirrored aggregate or traditional volume, Data ONTAP enables you to do the following tasks:
Note
Comparing plexes might affect storage system performance.
The mirrored aggregate or traditional volume must be online before you can compare the plexes. When comparing the two plexes of a mirrored aggregate or traditional volume, you can choose one of the following options:
To compare the two plexes of a mirrored aggregate or traditional volume, complete the following step.
You might need to stop Data ONTAP from comparing mirrored aggregate or traditional volume plexes. For example, you might stop verifying because it affects storage system performance. To stop Data ONTAP from comparing plexes, complete the following step.
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{ aggr | vol } verify stop { aggrname | volname }
If aggrname or volname is not specified, Data ONTAP stops comparing plexes for all aggregates or traditional volumes. |
Rather than stopping Data ONTAP from comparing the plexes of a mirrored aggregate or traditional volume, you can suspend the comparison of plexes. The comparison remains suspended until you resume it, stop it, or reboot the system.
To suspend or resume a comparison of plexes, complete the following step.
Plex comparison status tells you what percentage of the plex comparison has been completed and whether plex comparison of a mirrored aggregate or traditional volume is suspended.
To view the status of a plex comparison, complete the following step.
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{ aggr | vol } verify status { aggrname | volname }
If aggrname or volname is not specified, Data ONTAP shows the status of all aggregates or volumes whose plexes are currently being compared. |
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