HP 6100 EMULEX EZPilot EVA Version 2.0 User Manual (5697-6961, July 2007) - Page 47

Deleting a Logical Drive, Assigning a Logical Drive to a Host, EZPilot - Management

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Deleting a Logical Drive The Delete Logical Drive button on the Logical Drives tab (see Figure 33) enables you to delete a logical drive. WARNING: Deleting a logical drive should be done with extreme caution. The data on the logical drive cannot be recovered after it is deleted. Stop all I/O to the logical drive before it is deleted or system instability may occur. To delete a logical drive: 1. From the discovery-tree, select the storage device containing the logical drive you wish to delete. 2. Select the Logical Drives tab and select the logical drive you wish to delete from the Logical Drive list. Click Delete. Or Right-click on the selected logical drive and select Delete. The following Warning dialog box appears. Figure 37: The EZPilot Manager Delete Logical Drive Warning dialog box 3. Check It is OK to delete the logical drive. 4. Click OK to delete the logical drive. Assigning a Logical Drive to a Host EZPilot Manager enables you to assign a logical drive to a host or to change a logical drive's host assignment. WARNING: Assigning a logical drive should be done with extreme caution. The data on the logical drive may be corrupted if the drive is accessed by an application during re-assignment. Stop all I/O to the logical drive before it is presented or system instability may occur. The same logical drive cannot be assigned to both a Windows and Linux host at the same time. To assign or change a logical drive's host assignment: 1. From the discovery-tree, select the storage device containing the logical drive whose assignment you wish to change. EZPilot - Management Section Page 43

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EZPilot - Management Section
Page 43
Deleting a Logical Drive
The
Delete Logical Drive
button on the Logical Drives tab (see Figure 33) enables you to delete a
logical drive.
To delete a logical drive:
1.
From the discovery-tree, select the storage device containing the logical drive you wish to
delete.
2.
Select the
Logical Drives
tab and select the logical drive you wish to delete from the Logical
Drive list. Click
Delete
.
Or
Right-click on the selected logical drive and select
Delete
.
The following Warning dialog box appears.
Figure 37:
The EZPilot Manager Delete Logical Drive Warning dialog box
3.
Check
It is OK to delete the logical drive
.
4.
Click
OK
to delete the logical drive.
Assigning a Logical Drive to a Host
EZPilot Manager enables you to assign a logical drive to a host or to change a logical drive’s host
assignment.
To assign or change a logical drive’s host assignment:
1.
From the discovery-tree, select the storage device containing the logical drive whose
assignment you wish to change.
WARNING:
Deleting a logical drive should be done with extreme caution. The data on the logical drive
cannot be recovered after it is deleted.
Stop all I/O to the logical drive before it is deleted or
system instability may occur.
WARNING:
Assigning a logical drive should be done with extreme caution. The data on the logical
drive may be corrupted if the drive is accessed by an application during re-assignment.
Stop all I/O to the logical drive before it is presented or system instability may occur.
The same logical drive cannot be assigned to both a Windows and Linux host at the same
time.