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• 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 values that MD Storage
Manager uses to create a storage array. Change any of the parameter values by
entering new values for the parameters when you run the autoConfigure
storageArray command. If you are satisfied with the parameter values that the
show storageArray autoConfiguration command returns, run the
autoConfigure storageArray
command without new parameter values.
The following syntax is the general form of autoConfigure storageArray
command:
autoConfigure storageArray [physicalDiskType=
(SAS | SATA) raidLevel=(0 | 1 | 5 | 6) |
diskGroupWidth=numberOfPhysicalDisks |
diskGroupCount=numberOfDiskGroups |
virtualDisksPerGroupCount=
numberOfVirtualDisksPerGroup | hotSpareCount=
numberOfHotspares | segmentSize=segmentSizeValue]
NOTE: All parameters are optional. You can use one or all of the parameters as
needed to define your configuration.
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