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10-11-2005 08:46 AM
10-11-2005 08:46 AM
MCU&RCU
Does anyone know the exact rule to create RCU? I mean under what conditions do you need to create a RCU, even though one is already existing?
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12-11-2005 11:11 PM
12-11-2005 11:11 PM
Re: MCU&RCU
There is no 'rule' per se. Multiple RCUs allow you to perform a different variety of pairing in your CA configuration. For instance if your primary array had 4 CU in use and your secondary array had 16 CU, it is unlikely a one-one relationship sould be suitable (as there would be insufficient LDEV in each CU).
Multiple RCUs allow you to distribute the pairs to various CUs.
Multiple RCUs allow you to distribute the pairs to various CUs.
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