Dell PowerVault MD3060e Series, Руководство CLI

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The
freeCapacityArea
parameter defines the free capacity area to use for the virtual disk. If a disk group has
several free capacity areas, you can use this parameter to identify which free capacity area to use for virtual disk
creation. You do not have to assign the entire capacity of the physical disks to the virtual disk. Assign any unused space
to another virtual disk at another time.
The
userLabel
,
capacity
,
owner
, and
segmentSize
parameters are the same as in the previous versions of
the
create virtualDisk
command.
Enclosure Loss Protection
The
enclosureLossProtect
parameter is a boolean switch that turns enclosure loss protection on or off. To work
properly, each physical disk in a virtual disk group must be in a separate enclosure. Enclosure loss protection is set
under the following conditions:
• You assign the physical disks.
• The RAID controller module assigns the physical disks.
The following table shows possible results for the
enclosureLossProtect
parameter. The results depend on
whether you assign the physical disks or the RAID controller module assigns the physical disks.
Method enclosureLossProtect= TRUE enclosureLossProtect=FALSE
You assign the physical disks. If you select more than one physical
disk from any one enclosure, the
storage array returns an error. The storage array performs the
operation, but the created disk group
does not have enclosure loss
protection.
The RAID controller module firmware
assigns the physical disks. The storage array posts an error if the
RAID controller module firmware
cannot provide physical disks to
ensure that the new disk group has
enclosure loss protection. The storage array performs the
operation even if it means that the
disk group might not have enclosure
loss protection.
The
enclosureLossProtect
parameter is not valid when creating virtual disks on existing disk groups.
Using The Auto Configure Command
The
autoConfigure storageArray
command creates the disk groups on a storage array, the virtual disks in the
disk groups, and the hot spares for the storage array. When you use the
autoConfigure storageArray
command, define the following parameters:
• Type of physical disks (Serial Attached SCSI [SAS])
• RAID level
• Number of physical disks in a disk group
• Number of disk groups
• Number of virtual disks in each disk group
• Number of hot spares
• Size of each segment on the physical disks
After defining these parameters, the MD Storage Manager automatically creates the disk groups, virtual disks, and hot
spares. The RAID controller modules assign disk group and virtual disk numbers as they are created. After MD Storage
Manager creates the initial configuration, you can use the
set virtualDisk
command to define virtual disk labels.
Before running the
autoConfigure storageArray
command, run the
show storageArray
autoConfigure
command. The
show storageArray autoConfigure
command returns a list of parameter
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