Using SnapMirror with SnapDrive for Windows

SnapMirror overview
SnapMirror creates either asynchronous or synchronous replicas of volumes that host LUNs.
Types of SnapMirror replication
SnapMirror replicas are initiated upon normal Snapshot copy creation or when using special rolling Snapshot copies.
Requirements for using SnapMirror with SnapDrive
Before you can use SnapMirror with SnapDrive for Windows, your system must meet several requirements.
Initiating replication manually
SnapDrive initiates SnapMirror replication automatically when a Snapshot copy is created, but you can also initiate SnapMirror replication manually.
Connecting to a LUN in a mirrored destination volume
Connect to a LUN on a SnapMirror destination volume when you want to continue to serve data if a LUN on the source volume is inaccessible.
Restoring a volume on a SnapMirror destination
The volume restore feature in SnapDrive enables you to restore all the LUNs on a volume automatically from a single Snapshot copy when you establish a connection to the first LUN on a SnapMirror destination.
Recovering a cluster from shared LUNs on a SnapMirror destination
Connect to shared LUNs on a SnapMirror destination in order to recover your MSCS cluster.