Any LUN used as a secondary image will have any existing data erased.  glen
Hello,  I used a script to create 100 remote mirrors using the following syntax...   naviseccli -address 10.xx.2x1.x mirror -sync -create -name rm_lun_srv018_e -lun 1021 -o naviseccli -address 10.xx.2x1.x mirror -sync -addimage -name rm_lun_srv018_e -nosyncrequired -syncrate medium -arrayhost san1_spa -lun 1021  How will the sync be started? I assume I have to fracture the secondary image and synchronize afterwards...  I am getting a little confused by the status of the sync progress.  C:\Program Files\EMC\Navisphere CLI>NaviSECCli.exe -h 10.xx.2x1.x mirror -sync -listsyncprogress -name rm_lun_srv018_e MirrorView Name:  rm_lun_srv018_e Has Secondary Images:  YESImage UID:  50:06:01:60:C1:E0:2F:61Image State:  SynchronizedSynchronizing Progress(%):  100  C:\Program Files\EMC\Navisphere CLI>NaviSECCli.exe -h 10.xx.2x1.x mirror -sync -listsyncprogress -name rm_lun_srv018_e MirrorView Name:  rm_lun_srv018_e Has Secondary Images:  YESImage UID:  50:06:01:60:C1:E0:2F:61Image State:  ConsistentSynchronizing Progress(%):  N/A  It could be normal behaviour. But it is a little confusing to me.  I hope you can help me out.  Regards, Bart
Initial sync remote mirror