HP Matrix Operating Environment Software - Manual (Page 77)

3. Browse to the physical servers that you want to change by looking for either the UUID or the
server name.
4. To update the XML file, ensure that you have completed the information in the following
example:
Example 4 Example Updating the XML file
<name>localdisk-01</name>
<description>my local disk</description>
<deviceType>0</deviceType>
<storageType>LOCAL</storageType>
<storageDeviceType>0</storageDeviceType>
<storageSizeType>MB</storageSizeType>
<raidLevel>NONE</raidLevel>
<volumeNumber>1</volumeNumber>
<storageSize>55555</storageSize>
<sharable>false</sharable>
<storageSpeed>0</storageSpeed>
<diskStatus>IN USE</diskStatus>
5. Import the XML file using the lsmutil -import -an command.
6. Refresh resources on the Refresh Logical Server Resources screen in Matrix OE visualization.
7. Create a template in Matrix infrastructure orchestration. For the Storage Type, select DAS and
enter the appropriate MB or GB size. For more Matrix infrastructure orchestration, see the HP
Matrix Operating Environment 7.2 Infrastructure Orchestration User Guide at
http://
www.hp.com/go/matrixoe/docs .
In order to delete a local disk, you must execute the lsmutil -import –an -file myfile.xml
command where the content of myfile.xml is similar to what is displayed in
“Example delete
local disks” (page 77) .
Example 5 Example delete local disks
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ComputeActuals xmlsn=”www.infosim/sn”>
<CliComputePhysical>
<name>USE7487J6H</name>
<uuid>34333034-3533-5355-4537-3438374A3648</uuid>
<portabilityGroupId>2</portabilityGroupId>
<ClilocalDisk></ClilocalDisk>
<CliComputePhysical>
</ComputeActuals>
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