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05-07-2013 11:24 AM
05-07-2013 11:24 AM
Importance of "Reserved Volume" in XP Business copy.
Folks,
We are new to replication, thus looking for a satisfactory answer on the importance of making S-Vol Reserved in BC. Why do we set reserve attribute reserves (sets aside) a volume so that it can be used as a BC S-VOL. We know, The disk array will reject all write operations to reserved volumes; but thats it? or we have some good technical explainations....
Warm Regards from India
Choudhary
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