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PRIMECLUSTERGlobal Disk Services Configuration and AdministrationGuide 4.5
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5.4.3 Volume Configuration

The procedures for changing volume configuration are explained below.

Changing Volume Configuration

Change volume attributes using the following procedures.

Note

Preconditions for Changing Volume Attributes

  • When the volume is active, the following volume attributes cannot be changed. To change these volume attributes, first stop the volume on all the nodes within the class scope.

    • Volume name

    • Physical slice attribute

  • When a volume's slice is detached temporarily, the physical slice attribute of the volume cannot be changed. To change this attribute, first attach the temporarily detached slice to the volume.

  • When a volume name is described in the /etc/vfstab file of the node selected in the GDS configuration tree field, the volume name cannot be changed. If you need to change the volume name, change first the volume name described in the /etc/vfstab file.


  1. Selecting volume to change

    On the GDS Configuration Tree in the Main screen, go to the object to be changed, and click the icon to select the volume to be changed.

  2. Displaying Volume Attributes Definition screen

    In the Main screen [Operation] menu, select [Change Attributes]. Volume Attributes Definition screen appears.

    Figure 5.107 Volume Attributes Definition Screen

  3. Changing attributes

    You can change the following attributes:

    • Volume Name

    • JRM (on/off)

    • Physical Slice (on/off)

    See

    For information on assigning a volume name, see "A.1.1 Object Name."

  4. Applying changes

    Click <OK> to apply changes in the attributes change, or <Cancel> to cancel.

    Note

    Changes in Special File Path Name by Changing Volume Name

    Changing the volume name will also change the special file path name used to access the volume, so you must update the settings of software (example: the /etc/vfstab.pcl file of PRIMECLUSTER) which accesses to the special file of volume.