XM Satellite Radio AA-RU5HC-TE manual Understanding paths and naming conventions

Introduction

Understanding paths and naming conventions

This section describes important information about paths and naming conventions in SSSU.

Note: For detailed descriptions of the following commands, refer to Chapter 2.

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The following important root folders let you organize your storage system:

■“\Hosts\”

■“\Virtual Disks\”

■“\Disk Groups\”

■“\Data Replication\”

■“\Hardware\” - This folder exists within SSSU; however, you cannot create any objects within this folder.

You cannot create root-level folders. You can, however, create additional folders within the “\Hosts\” and “\Virtual Disks\” folders to organize your storage system (see “ADD FOLDER”on page 36).

Note: SSSU requires that you qualify specified names with full paths. If, however, you are using the default placement when adding Hosts and Virtual Disks, you do not need to include the full path.

Hosts Examples

For example, to add a host named engineering to the root Hosts folder:

ADD HOST engineering WORLD_WIDE_NAME=1111-2222-3333-4444

Whenever you refer to this host, you must give the full path. For example, when adding a LUN to this host:

ADD LUN 4 HOST=\Hosts\engineering VDISK="\Virtual

Disks\Yekao\ACTIVE"

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