An hypervolume is already a "logical volume". You can create volumes (or change protection of existing ones) but you can't choose where to allocate required space. The only fence you can put is the diskgroup. But you can't choose the specific slice/drive to use. That's true for both mirror and RAID.
I suspect this question is better served in the Symmetrix area of the forums .. If you agree we'll move the thread.
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An hypervolume is already a "logical volume". You can create volumes (or change protection of existing ones) but you can't choose where to allocate required space. The only fence you can put is the diskgroup. But you can't choose the specific slice/drive to use. That's true for both mirror and RAID.
I suspect this question is better served in the Symmetrix area of the forums .. If you agree we'll move the thread.
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September 15th, 2008 00:00
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