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volume create mirror –vol Mirror1 –nbc 2 –ch Simple1 –ch Simple2

Use the CLI command volume create mirror to create a mirrored volume, Mirror2, from simple volumes Simple3 and Simple4.

volume create mirror –vol Mirror2 –nbc 2 –ch Simple3 –ch Simple4

STEP 18. CREATE ISCSI TARGET AND LUN

After creating the final virtual volume that you want to expose to the network host, you need to create an iSCSI target for the volumes as well as attach LUN0 to each target volume. Use the CLI command volume expose -newto create each

iSCSI target and attach LUN0 to each mirrored volume, Mirror1 and Mirror2.

volume expose -new –vol Mirror1 –ta billing –tn billing.sanrad –device VSwitch1

volume expose -new –vol Mirror2 –ta musicbox –tn musicbox.sanrad –device VSwitch2

STEP 19. CREATE SIMPLE VOLUMES ON V-SWITCH 2

Now you will repeat the volume configurations on VSwitch2 to mimic the configurations on VSwtich1. Use the CLI command volume create

simple to create four simple virtual volumes – one from each physical disk.

Note that, using the WWUI to identify each disk, Simple1 is built on default storage 2 and Simple 2 is built on default storage 1.

volume create simple –vol Simple1 –d Stor_2

volume create simple –vol Simple2 –d Stor_1

volume create simple –vol Simple3 –d Stor_3

volume create simple –vol Simple4 –d Stor_4

STEP 20. CREATE MIRRORED VOLUMES (RAID 0)

Use the CLI command volume create mirror to create a mirrored volume, Mirror1, from simple volumes Simple1 and Simple2.

volume create mirror –vol Mirror1 –nbc 2 –ch Simple1 –ch Simple2

Use the CLI command volume create mirror to create a mirrored volume, Mirror2, from simple volumes Simple3 and Simple4.

volume create mirror –vol Mirror2 –nbc 2 –ch Simple3 –ch Simple4

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