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05-13-2007 03:48 AM
05-13-2007 03:48 AM
When creating a LDEV during the install it asks you about the CU and LDEV number. Is the CU the location of the new ldev? Then what about the boxes?
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05-13-2007 06:56 PM
05-13-2007 06:56 PM
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Hi ...
Volumes are logically grouped together into Control Units (CU). This is not a physical grouping but a logical. Many customers use it for grouping ldevs of different size, the same raidgroup or by project. Its only important that there is a maximum of 256 ldevs per cu (xx:00-ff)
Max
Volumes are logically grouped together into Control Units (CU). This is not a physical grouping but a logical. Many customers use it for grouping ldevs of different size, the same raidgroup or by project. Its only important that there is a maximum of 256 ldevs per cu (xx:00-ff)
Max
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