SANRAD I3.1.1205 - Manual (Page 332)

A-32 SANRAD V-Switch User Manual
Compare this disk table with the disk table from VSwitch1. Note that
Default storage 1 and 2 are reversed in the disk table from VSwitch2. That
is, Default storage 1 in VSwitch1 is listed as Default storage 2 in VSwitch2.
You will use the WWUIs to duplicate virtual volume hierarchies in each V-
Switch.
STEP 16. C REATE SIMPLE VOLUMES ON V-S WITCH 1
Use the CLI command
volume create simple
to create four simple
virtual volumes – one from each physical disk.
volume create simple –vol Simple1 –d Stor_1
volume create simple –vol Simple2 –d Stor_2
volume create simple –vol Simple3 –d Stor_3
volume create simple –vol Simple4 –d Stor_4
STEP 17. C REATE 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
STEP 18. C REATE I SCSI 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 -new to 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