HP ProLiant DL380G5-WSS 3.7.0 HP StorageWorks HP Scalable NAS File Serving Sof - Page 118

To import dynamic volumes from the command line, first use the following command to list the dynamic volumes that can be imported: mx dynvolume list --importable Locate the entry for the that you want to import. (The appears in the first column of the output.) Then use the following command to import the volume, specifying the . mx dynvolume import ... Unimported volumes An unimported volume is a dynamic volume that does not have a psv binding. Instead, it is identified by its GUID, such as 8a61bb5c-88ac-48c2-97c5-6e9c04817a5, which was generated when the volume was created. Unimported volumes are either importable or unimportable. The following command lists all unimported volumes: mx dynvolume list --unimported Importable volumes All of the constituent parts for the volume are accessible, and the volume can be reassembled into a dynamic volume when it is imported into the cluster. These volumes are listed as IMPORTABLE on the Import Dynamic Volume window and can be displayed with this command: mx dynvolume list --importable Unimportable volumes An unimportable volume cannot be reassembled into a dynamic volume, and cannot be imported into the cluster. The following command displays the status of volumes that cannot be imported: mx dynvolume list --unimportable The status will be Duplicate, Truncated, or Incomplete. Duplicate. The volume cannot be reassembled because more than one physical device matched a logical subdevice specification. Potential causes of this problem are: • Both sides of a mirror were exposed (that is, lunmasked) to the cluster. • One of the devices is a snapclone of the other. • One of devices is a disk copy or block-level backup/copy of the other. 118 Configure dynamic volumes