- Confirm the available space on each volume using the command “df –g <volname>”
- Confirm the dedupe savings on each volume using the command “df –s <volname>” and/or “sis status /vol/<volname>”.
- Confirm that the volume’s current utilization can accommodate the additional data blocks.
- Pause snapmirror jobs by entering the “#” in the snapmirror.conf file on the destination system.
- Resize both prod and COB volumes according to dedup savings.
- Disable dedupe (ASIS) on each volume using the command sis off /vol/<volname>
- Enter privileged command mode using the command “priv set diag”
- Begin the process of un-deduping each volume using the command “sis undo /vol/<volname>”
- Monitor processor utilization with the command “sis status /vol/<volname>.
- Repeat for additional volumes.
- Confirm that dedupe has been removed by comparing the output of df –g before and after the undedupe process.
- Confirm that dedupe has been disabled by running the command “sis status”.
- Confirm volume utilization by running the “df –g <volname>” command.
- To stop undedup “sis stop /vol/path”.
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