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Installing and Using Utilities 5-117
Data Disk
A disk that contains persistent data for your critical applications. Any disk marked as Data will
be available only to the Production Side while the system is split. You cannot upgrade
software on a data disk.
IMPORTANT:
All external storage devices are automatically considered data disks.
(See the prerequisites for the Active Upgrade process for additional restrictions.)
Volumes on the Disk Selection page are color-coded as described in the below table.
Hard Disk Color Coding
Color Description
Black Unassigned disk space
Blue Data disk
Light Green System disk
Dark Green Mandatory system disk
Red Disk is currently simplexed because it is being resynchronized with RDR
For more information about any volume, move your cursor over the volume to display ToolTip
help.
To select system and data disks
•
For any disk you want to mark as a system disk, click the
System
radio button.
(This automatically marks any volume that the disk contains as a system volume.)
•
For any disk you want to mark as a data disk, click the
Data
radio button.
IMPORTANT:
Volumes can span multiple physical disks, and physical disks can contain multiple volumes. If
a volume spans two or more disks, and you mark one
of the disks that contains that volume as a
system disk, any disk that contains a part of that volume automatically becomes a system disk.
When you are finished selecting disks, you can click Next to proceed with the next configuration
step.