Using Snapshots; Using Logical Volumes And Volume Groups; Using Raw Disks - HP 418800-B21 - StorageWorks Modular Smart Array 70 Storage Enclosure User Manual

Job commands for snapclones of host volumes
SnapcloneHostVolume
SnapcloneHostVolumeToContainers
SnapcloneHostVolumeToContainersInManagedSet
SnapcloneHostVolumeGroup
ValidateSnapcloneHostVolume
ValidateSnapcloneHostVolumeGroup

Using snapshots

The following job commands are available when using snapshots with host volumes.
Job commands for snapshots of host volumes
SnapshotHostVolume
SnapshotHostVolumeGroup
ValidateSnapshotHostVolume
SnapshotHostVolumeToContainers
SnapshotHostVolumeToContainersInManagedSet
ValidateSnapshotHostVolumeGroup

Using logical volumes and volume groups

You can present storage volumes (virtual disks) to enabled hosts and subsequently use a host's logical
volume manager to create and manage host volume groups and logical volumes.
The following job commands are available when using logical volumes and volume groups.
Job commands for volume groups and logical volumes
CreateHostVolumeGroup
MountEntireVolumeGroup
MountVolumeGroupComponent
SnapcloneHostVolumeGroup
SnapshotHostVolumeGroup
UnmountEntireVolumeGroup
ValidateHostVolumeGroup
ValidateSnapcloneHostVolumeGroup
ValidateSnapshotHostVolumeGroup
WaitVolumeGroupNormalization

Using raw disks

The replication manager discovers raw host volumes (raw disks) on enabled hosts. In general, you can
work with raw host volumes just as you would with other host volumes, except that you should not use
replication manager mounting features to attempt to mount them. You can also work directly with the
raw storage volumes (virtual disks) that underlie raw host volumes.
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