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HP File System Extender (FSE) Determining the configured media pools, Fsepool --list --detail

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Example of a disk media pool configuration file

[FSE Pool] [Version = 1]

[Date = "2003/04/10 17:30:00"]

[User = "fse-administrator@company.com"]

#

#Specify the name of the media pool. Media pools are

#used by FSE partitions.

#

#NOTE: You have to assign media to pools with fsemedium command.

Name

= "My_DM_pool"

MediaFamily

=

DISK

PoolType

=

Regular

#

#Change the values of the on-tape format if the defaults don't suit you.

#NOTE: Some of the parameters will be used only if the tapes are

#(re)formatted.

#

#Mountpoint should be 254G to store the capacity of 5 x AIT2

[DefaultFormat]

BlockSize

=

32KB

#min=4KB max=1536KB

VolumeSize

=

100GB

#min=100MB max=2000GB

3.To configure a new media pool, apply the modified template: fsepool --addMediaPoolCfgFile

You have configured a new FSE media pool. Its configuration is stored in the Configuration Database as the first respective configuration revision. For more information, see ”Configuration Database” on page 39.

Once the media pool is configured, you need to add media that you want to use for FSE operation to this pool, as described in ”Adding media to an FSE media pool” on page 102.

Determining the configured media pools

You can determine the attributes of all configured media pools in the FSE implementation by running the following command:

fsepool --list [--detail]

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File System Extender (FSE) specifications

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