User`s guide

8.9 TRANSPORTABLE versus NOTRANSPORTABLE
When a single device container is created it can be defined as TRANSPORTABLE
or NOTRANSPORTABLE, the default is NOTRANSPORTABLE. These qualifiers
are specified with the ADD DISK command.
HSZ> ADD DISK DISK100 1 0 0 TRANSPORTABLE or NOTRANSPORTABLE
A NOTRANSPORTABLE disk uses some of the disk space for metadata
that is used by the HSZ40 array controller. A device that is specified as
NOTRANSPORTABLE has a few less blocks available for user data.
To view devices configured under the HSZ40 controller, use the following CLI
command:
HSZ> SHOW DEVICES
Name Type Port Target Lun Used By
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DISK100 Disk 1 0 0
DISK650 Disk 6 5 0
The ‘‘used by’’ field refers to any containers that are using the device. These
containers can be:
• Stripeset containers
• RAID 3/5 containers
• Mirrorset containers
• Single device containers
8.10 Multiple Device Containers
If RAIDset or stripeset containers are going to be created, the physical disk
devices must be configured first. After disk devices are added, RAIDsets
or stripeset containers can be configured from the list of added single disk
containers (enter a SHOW DEVICES command to view single devices).
To create a RAIDset container, enter the ADD RAIDSET command. To create a
stripeset container, enter the ADD STRIPESET command. To create a mirrorset
container, enter the ADD MIRRORSET command. Use the following command
formats:
HSZ> ADD RAIDSET container-name list-of-disk-devices
HSZ> ADD STRIPESET container-name list-of-disk-devices
HSZ> ADD MIRRORSET container-name list-of-disk-devices
For example:
HSZ> ADD RAIDSET R0 DISK100 DISK200 DISK300
HSZ> ADD STRIPESET S0 DISK110 DISK210 DISK310
HSZ> ADD MIRRORSET MIRR1 DISK120 DISK220 DISK320
The container-name has the same naming restrictions as the disk names.
To view the containers enter the following commands:
HSZ> SHOW RAIDSETS
HSZ> SHOW STRIPESETS
HSZ> SHOW MIRRORSETS
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