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The command outputs many lines of information that scroll down in the PowerShell window. You
need to use some of this information in the command line to create the shared VD.
4. Find the drive enclosure number Device ID for the system and also the Device IDs of available
physical drives for the VD you will create.
In the preceding figure, the enclosure device ID of 20 appears close to the top of the window. Use the
scroll bar to find the device IDs of the physical drives for the VD. The format of the drive IDs appears
as follows:
Physical Disk: 1
Enclosure Device ID: 20
Slot Number: 2
Drive's position: DiskGroup: 0, Span; 0, Arm: 1
Enclosure position: 0
Device Id: 1
WWN: 5000C5001AA6F4DC
5. Create the shared VD using the enclosure and disk device IDs with the following command line
syntax:
.\CmdTool264 "–cfgldadd –r5[20:1,20:2,20:3,20:4,20:5] WB RA direct –strpsz64 –a0"
The following notes explain the command line parameters.
 The –cfgldadd parameter configures and adds a VD (logical disk).
 The -r5 parameter selects RAID 5 as the RAID level.
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Figure 17 Sample Configuration Information
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