Veritas Storage Foundation Intelligent Storage Provisioning 5.0.1 Administrators Guide, HP-UX 11i v3, First Edition, November 2009

Dissociating templates from a storage pool

To dissociate a template from a storage pool, use the following command definition:

# vxpool [-g diskgroup] distemplate storage_pool \

template=t1[,t2,...]

In the following example, the PrefabricatedRaid5 template is disassociated from

the storage pool, ReliablePool:

# vxpool -g mydg distemplate ReliablePool \

template=PrefabricatedRaid5

After a template has been dissociated, ISP does not refer to the rules and

capabilities in that template unless this is permitted by the selfsufficient policy

that is set on a storage pool.

Displaying information about storage pools

To display information about one or more storage pools, use the following

command definition:

# vxpool [-g diskgroup] print storage_pool \

[storage_pool ...]

For example, the following command displays information about the storage pool,

ReliablePool:

# vxpool -g mydg print ReliablePool

TY NAME AUTOGROW SELFSUFFICIENT DESCRIPTION

st ReliablePool 2 2 -

dm disk04 - - -

dm disk02 - - -

dm disk01 - - -

The command displays the policies and description for each specified storage

pool, together with a list of the disks that are associated with the storage pool.

The vxpool print command displays only disks that are in a pool, and which

have at least one path available. Use the vxprint command to list full information

about disks and their states.

Storage pools

Dissociating templates from a storage pool