Setting correct virtual LDEV ID values when VSM auto-configuration is not used

Global Active Device for VSP One Block
Version
10.5.x
File Size
25537 KB
Audience
anonymous
Part Number
MK-23VSP1B011-11
ft:lastEdition
2026-06-23
  1. Check the virtual LDEV ID. 
    raidcom get ldev -ldev_id 0x1111 -fx -IH1
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LDEV : 1111
VIR_LDEV : 2222
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  2. Delete the virtual LDEV ID. 
    raidcom unmap resource -ldev_id 0x1111 -virtual_ldev_id 0x2222 -IH1
    • If the command execution result shows VIR_LDEV is ffff, specify reserve for -virtual_ldev_id to delete the virtual LDEV ID. 
      raidcom unmap resource -ldev_id 0x1111 -virtual_ldev_id reserve -IH1
    • If the command execution result does not show VIR_LDEV, specify the LDEV ID for -virtual_ldev_id to delete the virtual LDEV ID.
  3. Confirm that the virtual LDEV ID is deleted. 
    raidcom get ldev -ldev_id 0x1111 -fx -IH1
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LDEV : 1111
VIR_LDEV : fffe
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    VIR_LDEV : fffe indicates that the virtual LDEV ID is deleted.

  4. Set the LDEV ID as the virtual LDEV ID.
    If you set a virtual LDEV ID which is different from the LDEV ID, set the virtual LDEV ID you set. 
    raidcom map resource -ldev_id 0x1111 -virtual_ldev_id 0x1111 -IH1

    If you want to set GAD reserve, specify reserve for -virtual_ldev_id. 

    raidcom map resource -ldev_id 0x1111 -virtual_ldev_id reserve -IH1
  5. Check the virtual LDEV ID. 
    raidcom get ldev -ldev_id 0x1111 -fx -IH1
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LDEV : 1111
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    VIR_LDEV information is not displayed if it is same as the LDEV information.