Dell PowerVault MD3260i - Manual (Page 156)

• Creating a read/write consistency group snapshot virtual disk on a snapshot consistency group named snapCG1
of only members cgm1 and cgm2:
create cgSnapVirtualDisk userLabel="cgSnapVirtualDisk2"
cgSnapImageID="snapCG1:14214" members=(cgm1:repos_1000 cgm2:repos_1001);
• Creating a read-only consistency group snapshot virtual disk on a snapshot consistency group named snapCG1
that has three memebers cgm1, cgm2, and cgm3:
create cgSnapVirtualDisk userLabel="cgSnapVirtualDisk3"
cgSnapImageID="snapCG1:oldest" readOnly;
• Creating a consistency group snapshot virtual disk that has a repository full limit set to 60 percent on a snapshot
consistency group named snapCG1 that has three members cgm1, cgm2, and cgm3:
create cgSnapVirtualDisk userLabel="cgSnapVirtualDisk3"
cgSnapImageID="snapCG1:oldest" repositoryFullLimit=60;
• Creating a read/write consistency group snapshot virtual disk with automatic repository selection on a snapshot
consistency group named snapCG1 that has three memebers cgm1, cgm2, and cgm3:
create cgSnapVirtualDisk userLabel="cgSnapVirtualDisk4"
cgSnapImageID="snapCG1:oldest";
Create Consistency Group Snapshot Virtual Disk Mapping
Description
This command creates a logical mapping from a consistency group snapshot virtual disk to a host or a host group.
Syntax
create mapping cgSnapVirtualDisk="snapVirtualDiskName"
(host="hostName" | hostGroup=("hostGroupName" | defaultGroup)
Parameters
Parameter Description
cgSnapVirtualDisk The name of the consistency group snapshot virtual disk
for which you want to create a logical mapping. Enclose
the consistency group snapshot virtual disk name in
double quotation marks (" ").
host The name of a host to which you want to create a logical
mapping. Enclose the host name in double quotation
marks (" ").
hostGroup The name of a host group to which you want to create a
logical mapping. Enclose the host group name in double
quotation marks (" "). If you use the defaultGroup
keyword, do not enclose it in quotation marks.
Notes
A host is a computer that is attached to the storage array and accesses the virtual disks on the storage array through
the host ports. You can define specific mappings to an individual host. You also can assign the host to a host group that
shares access to one or more virtual disks.
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