If you suspend Geographic mirroring, you must resume geographic mirroring in order to reactivate mirroring between the production and mirrored copies again.
Note: When you resume geographic mirroring,
the production and mirror copies are synchronized concurrent with performing
geographic mirroring. Synchronization can be a lengthy process. If a disk
pool becoming unavailable interrupts synchronization, then synchronization
will continue from where it was interrupted when the disk pool becomes available
again. When an interrupted synchronization is continued, the first message
(CPI0985D) states that the synchronization is 0% complete.
To resume geographic mirroring, follow these steps:
- In iSeries™ Navigator, expand My Connections (or your active environment).
- Expand the server that owns the production copy of the disk pool for which you want to resume geographic mirroring.
- Expand Configuration and Service.
- Expand Hardware.
- Expand Disk Units.
- Expand Disk Pools.
- Right-click the Disk Pool you want to resume and select .
Use the Start
DASD Management Operation (QYASSDMO) API to reduce the amount of time
it takes to make a disk pool unavailable. 