14.3.3 ChangeDiskSize (Increases Data Disk Capacity)

Name

[Windows Manager]
Installation_folder\RCXCFMG\bin\ChangeDiskSize - Increases Data Disk Capacity

[Linux Manager]

/opt/FJSVcfmg/bin/ChangeDiskSize.sh - Increases Data Disk Capacity

Format

[Windows Manager]

ChangeDiskSize -version version_ID -locale the_language_for_communicating -userId user_ID -password password -orgId tenant_name -lplatformId L-Platform_ID -lserverId server_ID -diskId the_ID_of_the_extension_disk -diskSize the_size_of_the_data_disk

[Linux Manager]

ChangeDiskSize.sh -version version_ID -locale the_language_for_communicating -userId user_ID -password password -orgId tenant_name -lplatformId L-Platform_ID -lserverId server_ID -diskId the_ID_of_the_extension_disk -diskSize the_size_of_the_data disk

Description

Increases the capacity of the data disk of a server.

This command is executed asynchronously. When this command is successfully executed, the status of the L-Platform shifts to "RECONFIG_ING" (configuration modification in progress) during the process. When the process is complete, the L-Platform returns to "NORMAL" (normal operation).
While the L-Platform is in the "RECONFIG_ING" status, operation of the L-Platform is not possible.
Monitor the status of the L-Platform using GetLPlatformStatus and wait for the L-Platform to shift to "NORMAL" before performing another operation.

This command can only be used if the server virtualization software on the server is VMware or Hyper-V.

This command cannot be executed in the following cases:

When the target server is a server for which configuration modification or deletion cannot be performed
For the servers for which configuration modification and deletion cannot be performed, refer to "8.3.13 L-Platform Reconfiguration" in the "User's Guide for Tenant Administrators CE".
When the target server has snapshots on it
When disks not managed by ROR, such as RDM (Raw Device Mapping), are connected to the server
When the server virtualization software is Hyper-V, and the server is running

Options

-version: Specify the version ID of the L-Platform API.

-locale: Specify the language used to communicate with the L-Platform API.

-userId: Specify the user ID for executing the L-Platform API.

-password: Specify the password for the user ID for executing the L-Platform API.

-orgId: Specify the tenant name of the user for executing the L-Platform API.

-lplatformId: Specify the L-Platform ID.

-lserverId: Specify the server ID.

-diskId: Specify the disk ID.

-diskSize: Specify the size of the data disk.

Requirements

Permissions: User with OS administrator privilege

Location: Admin server

Examples

[Windows Manager]

> ChangeDiskSize -version 2.0 -locale en -userId user3 -password password -orgId tenantA -lplatformId tenantA-M3PGGWCFX -lserverId tenantA-M3PGGWCFX-S-0001 -diskId tenantA-M3PGGWCFX-D-0001 -diskSize 30
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ChangeDiskSizeResponse xmlns="http://cfmg.systemwalker.jp.fujitsu.com">
  <responseMessage>PAPI00000 Processing was completed.</responseMessage>
  <responseStatus>SUCCESS</responseStatus>
</ChangeDiskSizeResponse>

[Linux Manager]

# ChangeDiskSize.sh -version 2.0 -locale en -userId user3 -password password -orgId tenantA -lplatformId tenantA-M3PGGWCFX -lserverId tenantA-M3PGGWCFX-S-0001 -diskId tenantA-M3PGGWCFX-D-0001 -diskSize 30
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ChangeDiskSizeResponse xmlns="http://cfmg.systemwalker.jp.fujitsu.com">
  <responseMessage>PAPI00000 Processing was completed.</responseMessage>
  <responseStatus>SUCCESS</responseStatus>
</ChangeDiskSizeResponse>

Exit Status

This command returns the following values:

0: The command executed successfully.

non-zero: An error has occurred.