3PAR InForm® OS 2.3.1 CLI Administrator's Manual (320-200180 Rev B, February 2010)

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Managing Virtual Volume Autonomic Groups
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The opposite is also true. If a virtual volume is removed from a set, all the privileges of that
virtual volume set are revoked for the removed virtual volume.
A virtual volume in a virtual volume set cannot be removed from the system until it has been
removed from the virtual volume set, or until the virtual volume set is removed from the
system. Removing a virtual volume set does not remove the virtual volumes in that set.
Changing the name of a virtual volume in a set does not change the privileges of the virtual
volume or remove it from the virtual volume set.
7.13.1 Creating Virtual Volume Sets
 To create a virtual volume set, issue the createvvset <set_name> <VV_names>
command, where:
◆ <set_name> is the name of the virtual volume set being created.
◆ <VV_names> are the names of the virtual volumes included in the virtual volume set.
For a complete list of options available for the
createvvset command, see the InForm OS
Command Line Interface Reference and InForm CLI Help.
7.13.2 Adding Virtual Volumes to Virtual Volume Sets
 To add a virtual volume to an existing virtual volume set, issue the
createvvset -add <set_name> <VV_names> command, where:
◆ <set_name> is the name of the virtual volume set that will include the added virtual
volumes.
◆ <VV_names> are the names of the virtual volumes being added to the virtual volume
set.
For a complete list of options available for the
createvvset command, see the InForm OS
Command Line Interface Reference and InForm CLI Help.
7.13.3 Modifying Virtual Volume Sets
 To change the name of a virtual volume set, issue the setvvset <new_name>
<set_name> command, where:
◆ <new_name> is the new name of the virtual volume set.
◆ <set_name> is the name of the virtual volume set being modified.