F.5.2 Devices that can be specified in AdvancedCopy Manager

Device names that can be specified by AdvancedCopy Manager on KVM guests are as listed in below table.

Device type	Specifiable device name
Normal devices	virtio-blk device names can be specified. When specifiable, the format is as follows: /dev/vd?? Example: /dev/vda1 (for disk partition units) Example: /dev/vda (for Logical Unit units) For details on device names, refer to "1.5.1 Normal devices". Note: Device names generated by Linux udev facility (udev device names) are not supported.
SDX objects of PRIMECLUSTER GDS	Names of devices that operate slice units can be specified. When specifiable, the format is as follows: /dev/sfdsk/<Class name>/dsk/<Volume name>:<DEVNAM value of sdxinfo> Example: /dev/sfdsk/class0001/dsk/volume0001:vda For details on device names, refer to "1.5.2 SDX objects of PRIMECLUSTER GDS". Note: Names of devices that operate per logical volume are not supported.

Device type

Specifiable device name

Normal devices

virtio-blk device names can be specified.

When specifiable, the format is as follows:

/dev/vd??
Example: /dev/vda1 (for disk partition units)
Example: /dev/vda (for Logical Unit units)

For details on device names, refer to "1.5.1 Normal devices".

Note: Device names generated by Linux udev facility (udev device names) are not supported.

SDX objects of PRIMECLUSTER GDS

Names of devices that operate slice units can be specified.

When specifiable, the format is as follows:

/dev/sfdsk/<Class name>/dsk/<Volume name>:<DEVNAM value of sdxinfo>
Example: /dev/sfdsk/class0001/dsk/volume0001:vda

For details on device names, refer to "1.5.2 SDX objects of PRIMECLUSTER GDS".

Note: Names of devices that operate per logical volume are not supported.