PRIMECLUSTER Global Disk Services Configuration and Administration Guide 4.1 (Linux)
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Chapter 5 Operation> 5.2 Settings> 5.2.1 Operating from the Settings Menu

5.2.1.2 Group Configuration

In this section, how to create a new group is explained.

In the [Settings] menu, click [Group Configuration]. Group Configuration screen appears.

 

[Figure: Group Configuration]

 

Follow the procedures below to create a new group.

 

  1. Selecting group name

    In the "Group Name" list, select "New."


  2. Selecting disk/lower level group

    In the [Class Configuration Disk/Group] list, select the disk/lower level group you want to include in the disk group.

    You can select more than one disk/group at a time.

    Selecting a disk/group will make the <Add> button available.

    [Figure: Selecting Disk/Lower level group to Configure Group]


  3. Creating a group

    Press <Add>, and the [Group Attributes Definition] screen appears. You will be able to specify the group attributes such as group name, type and stripe width.

    [Figure: Group Attributes Definition Screen]

    1. Setting "Group Name"

      Enter the group name.

      Change the default group name if necessary.


    2. Setting "Type"

      Set the group type.

      Select "mirror" for mirroring, "stripe" for striping, and "concat" for concatenating. The default setting is "mirror".


    3. Setting "Stripe Width"

      You will be able to enter this field only when you select "stripe" for the "Type." For the stripe width, you can specify a value of two raised to the power.

      The default setting is "32".

    After setting the attributes, press <Exit> and a new group will be created.
    If you press <Cancel> in the [Group Attributes Definition] screen, connection of the disk itself will be canceled.

    For information on assigning a group name, see "Object Name."


  4. Completing group creation

    After creating all groups, press <Exit> and close [Group Configuration] screen.


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