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2.Enter the disk number and press Return.

If there is no valid partition table, the Format utility prompts you to label the disk:

Disk not labeled. Label it now? n

3.If you want to label the disk with the default partition table, enter y and press Return. If you want to set up the partition label manually, enter n and press Return.

4.At the format prompt, enter p to select (define) a partition table, and press Return.

5.At the partition prompt, type p and press Return to display the current partition table:

partition> p

Current partition table (default):

Total disk cylinders available: 54193 + 2 (reserved cylinders)

Part

Tag

Flag

Cylinders

Size

Blocks

 

0

root

wm

0

-

102

128.75MB

(103/0/0)

263680

1

swap

wu

103

-

205

128.75MB

(103/0/0)

263680

2

backup

wu

0

- 54192

66.15GB

(54193/0/0) 138734080

3

unassigned

wm

0

 

 

0

(0/0/0)

0

4

unassigned

wm

0

 

 

0

(0/0/0)

0

5

unassigned

wm

0

 

 

0

(0/0/0)

0

6

usr

wm

206

- 54192

65.90GB

(53987/0/0) 138206720

7

unassigned

wm

0

 

 

0

(0/0/0)

0

partition>

If you used the default partition table in Step 3, slices 0, 1, and 6 are created. Slice 2 represents the entire disk.

6.At the partition prompt, enter the partition number that you want to change, and press Return.

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Contents Edition Warranty Format Conventions Preface Contents Page Installation System Requirements SAN Manager LM Packages File name Description SAN Manager LM ComponentsRemove the OEM QLogic HBA Driver Pre-InstallationOn Solaris 7 Stations Only Remove the QLogic HBA Driver Pre-Installation Checklist Install a Fibre Channel HBA Card Into Each ComputerHave the following available Installing SAN Manager LM Installation Adding a Node to the Database Manually ConfigurationAdding a Node to the Database Automatically Installation Configuration Storage Management UPM Format Supported Partition Map FormatsUnknown/Raw Slice Name Conventions Preparing a Fibre Channel Disk for use with SAN Manager LMPartitioning a SAN Manager LM Disk for use with Solaris Disk Setup IssuesDisk not labeled. Label it now? n Partition Tag Storage Management # ls /dev/rdsk/c1 Creating a UFS File System# mkfs -F vxfs /dev/rdsk/device partitionsize # mkdir /SAN # mkdir /SAN/fibre1 Mounting UFS File SystemsMounting File Systems Automatically Using the vfstab File SAN Manager LM Utilities SAN Manager LM Utilities Getwwn Getloopstate Troubleshooting No SAN Devices are Available on a Solaris Node SymptomCause/Solution Error During Mounting Not a block deviceName=mydriver class=transcsi Ping -tipaddress Device contains a mounted file system that is in use. Stop Device Cannot be Disabled from a Solaris NodeIndex Page Reader Comment Sheet +HZOHWW3DFNDUG&RPSDQ\ 6RIWZDUHDQG6$10DQDJHPHQW2SHUDWLRQ Page RS\ULJKW‹
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Surestore SAN Manager LM Software, Surestore SAN Manager DM Software specifications

HP Surestore SAN Manager DM Software and Surestore SAN Manager LM Software are integral components in the realm of storage area networks (SAN), designed to provide comprehensive management for a variety of storage devices. These software solutions enable organizations to optimize their storage resources, streamline processes, and enhance data accessibility throughout their infrastructures.

One of the main features of HP Surestore SAN Manager DM (Device Management) Software is its capability to facilitate centralized management of diverse storage devices. This includes configuration, monitoring, and troubleshooting capabilities that help IT administrators maintain optimal performance and operational efficiency. The software offers intuitive dashboards and real-time alerts, allowing users to quickly identify and address issues as they arise.

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On the other hand, HP Surestore SAN Manager LM (Lun Management) Software focuses specifically on managing logical unit numbers (LUNs) within the SAN. One of its standout features is the ability to create, resize, and delete LUNs seamlessly, enabling administrators to adjust storage allocations in response to changing workloads. It also supports LUN masking and mapping, enhancing security and ensuring that only authorized hosts can access specific storage resources.

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