Operating Environment Software User Manual

<storageSize> size of the local disk in MB. If set to a negative number, the local disk is set to
default values upon import.
The <description> and <volumeNumber> values can be set as appropriate for the customer
environment. Other fields, such as <deviceType>, <storageSpeed>, and <diskStatus>,
should be left unspecified.
The other properties found in <CliComputePhysical> should not be changed (name, uuid,
and portabilityGroupID).
“Example filename.xml file” (page 73) shows an example of a file specified by you using the
–file filename parameters
Example 3 Example filename.xml file
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<ComputeActuals xmlns="www.infosim/sn">
<CliComputePhysical>
<name>USE7093F30</name>
<uuid>34333034-3533-5355-4537-303933463330</uuid>
<portabilityGroupId>2</portabilityGroupId>
<portabilityGroupName>vcdg-valencia</portabilityGroupName>
<CliLocalDisk>
<name>localdisk-01</name>
<description>my local disk</description>
<deviceType>0</deviceType>
<storageType>LOCAL</storageType>
<storageDeviceType>0</storageDeviceType>
<storageSizeType>MB</storageSizeType>
<raidLevel>NONE</raidLevel>
<volumeNumber>1</volumeNumber>
<storageSize>55555</storageSize>
<sharable>false</sharable>
<storageSpeed>0</storageSpeed>
<diskStatus>IN USE</diskStatus>
</CliLocalDisk>
</CliComputePhysical>
<CliComputePhysical>
<name>USM737017E</name>
<uuid>34333034-3333-5355-4D37-333730313745</uuid>
<portabilityGroupId>2</portabilityGroupId>
<portabilityGroupName>vcdg-valencia</portabilityGroupName>
<CliLocalDisk>
<name></name>
<description></description>
<deviceType>0</deviceType>
<storageType></storageType>
<storageDeviceType></storageDeviceType>
<storageSizeType></storageSizeType>
<raidLevel>NONE</raidLevel>
<volumeNumber>0</volumeNumber>
<storageSize>0</storageSize>
<sharable>false</sharable>
<storageSpeed>0</storageSpeed>
<diskStatus></diskStatus>
</CliLocalDisk>
</CliComputePhysical>
</ComputeActuals>
Use the following sample procedure to modify physical servers with local disk information:
1. Execute an lsmutil -export –an to an XML file of you choice as specified with the –file
filename parameter.
2. Edit the XML file with your favorite editor.
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