Partition Planning
Logical unit number (LUN) of the partition on the host
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See
"Configure a Host-Partition Connection" on page 160
defining this information.
Partition Boundaries
Partition boundaries identify the storage cells, drives, and CAP cells that are part of
each partition. Only unallocated cells can be added to a partition, and only allocated
cells can be removed.
You can define partition boundaries in any of the following ways:
Select individual cells or rectangular groups of cells to add or remove from a
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partition. Cells or cell groups do not have to be contiguous.
Select an entire module side to add or remove from a partition. Sides do not have to
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be contiguous.
Select an entire module to add or remove from a partition. Modules do not have to
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be contiguous.
Sample Partition Configuration
FIGURE 6-1 on page 147
example, there are three defined partitions:
Partition 1
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Partition 2
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Partition 6
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shows a sample SL500 library partition configuration. In this
for detailed instructions on
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