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Chapter 31. IBM TotalStorage Productivity Center for Replication 
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Primary DNS   9.64.163.21
Secondary DNS 9.64.162.21
State         Online
Server        00
Speed         1 Gb/sec
Type          Ethernet-Copper
Location      U7879.001.DQD04X5-P1-C1-T1
TPC for Replication server connectivity to the DS6000
For the DS6000, the Replication Manager server connects to the network that connects to the 
PowerPC® servers in the DS6000. For the DS6000 this is the same network that the Storage 
Management console connects to because the DS6000 controller or server card contains 
only a single Ethernet port.
For the DS6000 there is only a single Ethernet port per cluster or server card. This port is 
shared between the Replication Manager server or servers as well as with one or two Storage 
Management consoles.
TPC for Replication configuration options
Note that Figure 31-9 on page 481 outlines the basic connectivity idea. For high availability 
you may consider a second Replication Manager server that also connects to the same IP 
network as the first server. Currently the Replication Manager server connects only to one 
Ethernet port out of the two ports on the Ethernet card, which must reside in the first slot of 
the System p server in the DS8000. 
Note that the internal and potential external HMCs connect to the DS8000 through different 
ports than the Replication Manager server(s).
The communication between the Replication Manager Server and the DS infrastructure is 
direct as shown in Figure 31-9 on page 481. It is interesting to note that this is different than 
when the Replication Manager communicates with the SAN Volume Controller, SVC. 
Between the Replication Manager server and the SVC Nodes is an SVC CIMON-based 
console that is part of the standard SVC master console.
For more details refer to Replication Management with IBM TotalStorage Productivity Center, 
SG24-7259.
31.11  TPC for Replication monitoring and freeze capability
TPC for Replication always uses the consistency group attribute when you define PPRC 
paths for Metro Mirror between a primary and a secondary storage server. This provides TPC 
for Replication with the capability to freeze a Metro Mirror configuration when an incident 
happens in order to guarantee consistent data at the secondary or backup site.