CLI Guide

storage-volume claimingwizard
Finds unclaimed storage volumes, claims them, and names them appropriately.
Contexts
All contexts.
In /clusters/cluster/storage-elements/storage-volumes context, command is claimingwizard.
Syntax
storage-volume claimingwizard
[-c|--cluster] cluster
[-f|--file] file,file...
[-d|--dryRun]
[-t|--set-tier] list
[--force]
--appc
--thin-rebuild
Arguments
Optional arguments
[-c|--cluster]
cluster
- Cluster on which to claim storage.
[-f|--file]
file,file...
List of one or more files containing hints for storage-volume naming, separated by commas. Required for
claiming volumes on storage arrays that do not include their array and serial number in response to SCSI
inquiries.
[-d|dryRun]
Do a dry-run only, do not claim and name the storage volumes.
[-t|--set-
tier] list
Set a storage tier identifier per storage array in the storage-volume names. Type multiple arrayName,
tier-character pairs separated by commas. Storage tier identifiers cannot contain underscores.
[--force]
Forces a successful run of the claimingwizard. For use with non-interactive scripts.
--appc
Make the specified storage volumes 'application consistent'. Prevents data already on the specified
storage volume from being deleted or overwritten.
CAUTION: Once set, the application consistent attribute cannot be changed. This attribute
can only be set when the storage-volumes or extents are in the claimed state.
--thin-rebuild
Claims the specified storage volumes as “thin”. Thin storage allocates blocks of data on demand versus
allocating all the blocks up front. Thin provisioning eliminates almost all unused storage and improves
utilization rates.
Description
You must first claim and optionally name a storage volume before using the storage volume in a metro node cluster.
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