The first thing I see would be to up the FLARE on your CX-700 I am not sure of the latest FLARE for the CX-700 (we are running 02.24.700.5.016). I don't think EMC supports anything that is more than one rev below.. I had a similar issue going from an FC-4700 to CX3-80 but I was able to "push" the data from the FC-4700 to the CX3-80, the CX3-80 would not see the FC-4700 as an available storage system.
There is no zoning involved. I have CX700-A3 connected to CX4-480-A8 , CX700-B3 connected to CX4-480-B8. Is there any EMC Notes about the compatibility of SANCopy with different Flare revisions.
If the zoning is correct the first step is to upgrade your CX700 to release 26 patch 26 . This will help to resolve any issue you can have with the compatibility .... Regards Pierluca
Pls. read the White Paper "MirrorView Knowledgebook: Flare 28 A Detailed Review". U can refer to page 24 / Table 7 for software version interoperability between primary and secondary images.
It states that mirrorview imges on CX4(R28) are supported to/fro R23 for AX4-5 and R24 for CX series onwards. So, you will need to upgrade flare on CX700 to atleast R23 to be in preferred connectivity status.
The document is available @ powerlink on
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Array-to-array interoperability considerations for SAN Copy are not the same as for MirrorView. SAN Copy is a fairly general push or pull model controlled by one of the arrays in the session, whereas MirrorView is a much more tightly coupled co-operation between two arrays (hence, SAN Copy can be used between CLARiiON and non-CLARiiON arrays, whereas MirrorView is between CLARiiON arrays only). In any case, please be aware that the discussion about revision interoperability in the MirrorView Knowledgebook, is not directly applicable to SAN Copy configurations. If the original poster finds that further investigation is still needed (I realize this thread is now a couple weeks old) it would be best to directly open a support case.
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Posted September 2nd, 2009 09:00