HP BL680c XenServer Administrator's Guide 4.1.0 - Page 79
sr-create, 4.13.2. sr-destroy, 4.13.3. sr-forget
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Command line interface Parameter Name PBDs physical-utilisation physical-size type content-type shared other-config host virtual-allocation sm-config Description Type unique identifier/object reference for the read only set parameter PBDs attached to this SR physical space currently utilized on this SR, in bytes. Note that for sparse disk formats, physical utilisation may be less than virtual allocation read only total physical size of the SR, in bytes read only type of the SR, used to specify the SR backend driver to use read only the type of the SR’s content. Currently read only used only to distinguish ISO libraries from other SRs. For storage repositories that store a library of ISOs, the content-type must be set to iso. In other cases, it is recommended that this be set either to empty, or the string 'user'. true if this SR is capable of being shared between multiple XenServer Hosts; false otherwise read/write A list of key/value pairs that specify read/write map parameter additional configuration parameters for the SR . The storage repository host name read only sum of virtual_sizes of all VDIs in this storage repository (in bytes) read only SM dependent data read only map parameter 5.4.13.1. sr-create sr-create name-label=name physical-size=size type=type content-type=content-type device-config:config_name=value [host-uuid=XenServer Host UUID ] [shared=true | false ] Makes an SR on the disk, introduces it into the database, and creates a PBD attaching the SR to a XenServer Host. If shared is set to true, a PBD is created for each XenServer Host in the pool; if shared is not specified or set to false, a PBD is created only for the XenServer Host specified with host-uuid. The exact [device-config] parameters differ depending on the device type. See Chapter 3, Storage for details of these parameters across the different storage backends. 5.4.13.2. sr-destroy sr-destroy uuid=SR UUID Destroys the specified SR on the XenServer Host. 5.4.13.3. sr-forget sr-forget uuid=SR UUID The xapi agent forgets about a specified SR on the XenServer Host, meaning that the SR is detached and you cannot access VDIs on it, but it remains intact on the source media (the data is not lost). 73