HP Storage Platform Storage Provisioning Tool for StoreAll User Guide

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Provisioning storage
Syntax
hpsp_spt -ap [--dryRun] [--ignoreDiskState]
hpsp_spt --autoProvision [--dryRun] [--ignoreDiskState]
Description
You can use the --autoProvision command in the following ways:
• Without the --dryRun option, provision storage and map all the volumes to all hosts. The
provisioning is done using predefined storage profiles. On successful execution, the command
lists the created volumes.
• With the --dryRun option, perform a dry run of provisioning without actually provisioning
the storage. Also, you can list the candidate volume configuration that can be achieved without
the --dryRun option.
• With the --ignoreDiskState option, to ignore the status of drives while provisioning.
NOTE:
• You should only use the --autoProvision subcommand on a configuration that has free
drives, meaning there is no drive in the configuration contributing to a volume/spare.
• The --ignoreDiskState option is a hidden option that should only be used by an HP field
engineer. It ignores the status of drives during provisioning.
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