You can move the default cache directory from the Oracle MaxRep Replication Engine to the Oracle FS System.
The new LUN is mapped to the Replication Engine. Use the Map LUN action from the Toolkit for MaxRep of the Oracle MaxRep GUI.
At the time of installation, the home LUN is configured on the Replication Engine. The home LUN is the cache directory for the web server, configuration files, and replication data and as a result, can be IOP intensive. If your system configuration is very large or you need faster drive access to cache your data or web server, you can move the home LUN to the Oracle FS System. There are several factors that can affect home LUN performance such as the amount of replicated pairs and their associated change rates.
As a general guideline, when the number of replicated pairs for a home LUN reaches 50, Oracle recommends moving the home LUN to external storage. When you create the new LUN use the Storage Profile, Oracle MaxRep Home.
When you save your changes, the system displays the Task Status page. You can monitor the task progress and, in some cases, cancel the change from this page.