Managing HPE 3PAR StoreServ II: Optimization and remote replication

Storage Administrators

At the conclusion of this course you should be able to: Understand the advantages of Adaptive Optimization

• Configure and work with Adaptive Optimization using Management Console and CLI
• Interpret AO applicable reports to determine the impact and effectiveness of AO
• Describe the key features, benefits, and advantages of Remote Copy (RC)
• Explain different types of RC implementations
• Understand the difference between Synchronous, Periodic
• Asynchronous, and Synchronous Long Distance (SLD) modes
• Discuss different failure scenarios
• Perform a failover of a Remote Copy Group (RCG)
• Use Management Console and the CLI to manage Remote Copy
• Describe the key features, benefits, and advantages of Peer Persistence
• Explain the benefits of using a Quorum witness with Peer Persistence
• Explain the differences between External and On-Node System Reporter
• Run and interpret reports from System Reporter
• Configure email alerts in System Reporter
• Use the On-Node System Report sr* commands
• Understand the advantages of Priority Optimization (PO) and Quality of Service (QoS)
• Discuss the performance implications of PO
• Work with PO using the MC and the CLI
• Set up alerts and monitor QoS using System Reporter
• Describe the purpose of Peer Motion (PM)
• List the benefits of PM
• Explain the PM configuration rules
• Administrate a Peer Motion configuration
• Discuss the concepts behind EVA to HP 3PAR Online Migration
• Discuss the concepts behind EMC to HP 3PAR Online Migration
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Students should have attended HK902 Managing 3PAR Disk Arrays course. It is recommended that students have at least 12 months experience of managing a 3PAR Storage Array, and be OS proficient at 'operator' level.

Professional explanation with practical samples and examples.

HP guide book for this course.

Previous courses

Managing HPE 3PAR StoreServ I [HK902S]