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Data Protection management ensures that data is protected and remains available.
Understanding SRDF groups
SRDF groups provide a collective data transfer path linking volumes of two separate storage systems. These communication and transfer paths are used to synchronize data between the R1 and R2 volume pairs that are associated with the SRDF group. At least one physical connection must exist between the two storage systems within the fabric topology.
Create SRDF groups
SRDF groups provide a collective data transfer path linking volumes of two separate storage systems.
SRDF group SRDF/A flags
SRDF groups provide a collective data transfer path linking volumes of two separate storage systems.

SRDF group SRDF/A flags

SRDF groups provide a collective data transfer path linking volumes of two separate storage systems.

Table 1. SRDF group SRDF/A flag status
Flag	Status
(C) Consistency	X = Enabled; . = Disabled; - = N/A
(S) Status	A = Active; I = Inactive; - = N/A
(R) RDFA Mode	S = Single-session, M = MSC; - = N/A
(M) Msc Cleanup	C = MSC Cleanup required; - = N/A
(T) Transmit Idle	X = Enabled; = Disabled; - = N/A
(D) DSE Status	A = Active; I = Inactive; - = N/A
DSE (A) Autostart	X = Enabled; = Disabled; - = N/A

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