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The target volume is not being used by the snapshot function.
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The target volume is unmounted.
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If the target volume is paired as MV or RV for replication, replication must be in the
Separated state.
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The target volume is registered in the volume list (only for command operations).
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Alternatively, if the target volume is paired as RV for replication, the MV to be paired
with the RV must be registered in the volume list (only for command operations).
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The volume list is not being created or refreshed (only for command operations).
Changing Volume Protection Settings
This function is used to change the protection state, retention period, and retention mode set
for a volume. However, there may be constraints on changing settings, depending on the set
retention mode.
Which protection setting changes are allowed can be specified by the retention mode set for
the target volume.
You can change the volume protection settings by command operations from the archive
server that has ProtectControl installed or GUI operations with SnapSAN Manager.
Figure 1-8: Changing Volume Protection Settings
To change volume protection settings, the following conditions must be satisfied.
The target volume is not being used by the snapshot function.
The target volume is unmounted.
If the target volume is paired as MV or RV for replication, replication must be in the
Separated state.
The target volume is registered in the volume list (only for command operations).
Alternatively, if the target volume is paired as RV for replication, the MV to be paired with
the RV must be registered in the volume list (only for command operations).
The volume list is not being created or refreshed (only for command operations).
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