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Storwize HyperSwap with IBM i

May 2018

Intermediate to advanced

84 pages

1h 29m

English

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1.1 IBM Storwize HyperSwap overview1.2 IBM i overview1.2.1 Single-level storage and object-orientated architecture1.2.2 Translation from 520 byte blocks to 512 byte blocks
2.1 Testing environment2.2 Configuration of Storwize HyperSwap
3.1 Storwize HyperSwap implementation3.2 Configuration of IBM i
4.1 Creating the LUNs for IBM i4.2 Connecting the IBM i LUNs4.3 Prepared partition on Site 24.4 Installing IBM i on HyperSwap LUNs4.5 Using Independent Auxiliary Storage Pool (IASP)4.6 Migrating IBM i to HyperSwap LUNs4.6.1 Save / Restore4.6.2 ASP balancing and copy LoadSource4.6.3 Using FlashCopy
5.1 Business continuity scenarios for IBM i full system with HyperSwap5.1.1 Outage of Storwize IO group on Site 15.1.2 Outage of Power hardware on Site 15.1.3 Disaster at site 15.2 Business continuity scenarios with Live Partition Mobility and Storwize HyperSwap5.2.1 Planned outage with Live Partition Mobility and Storwize HyperSwap5.2.2 Migration back to site 1
6.1 Implementation of PowerHA for i and Storwize HyperSwap6.2 Planned outage of production IBM i6.3 Storwize on production site fails6.4 Production IBM i fails6.5 Disaster at production site

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