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Parameter
virtualDisk
repositoryVirtualDisk
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Description
secondary virtual disks of a remote replicated pair
within a remote replication group. This parameter
has these values:
•
enabled—Automatic resynchronization is
turned on. You do not need to do anything
further to resynchronize the primary virtual disk
and the secondary virtual disk.
•
disabled—Automatic resynchronization is
turned off. To resynchronize the primary virtual
disk and the secondary virtual disk, you must
run the resume remoteReplicationGroup
command.
The name of the specific virtual disk that you want
to modify in the remote replication group. Enclose
the virtual disk name in double quotation marks ("
").
The name of the repository virtual disk for which
you want to increase capacity. An available
standard virtual disk is added to the repository
virtual disk to increase the capacity of the
repository virtual disk.
You have two options for defining the name of a
repository virtual disk:
•
Use an existing repository virtual disk name.
•
Create a new repository virtual disk when you
run this command.
The name of an existing repository virtual disk is
comprised of two parts:
•
The term repos
•
A four digit numerical identifier that you assign
to the repository virtual disk name.
Enclose the name of the existing repository virtual
disk in double quotation marks (" ").
If you want to create a new repository virtual disk
when you run this command you must enter the
name of either a a disk group or a disk pool in
which you want the repository virtual disk.
Optionally, you also can define the capacity of the
repository virtual disk. If you want to define the
capacity you can use these values:
•
An integer value that represents a percentage
of the base virtual disk capacity.
•
A decimal fraction value that represents a
percentage of the base virtual disk capacity.
•
A specific size for the repository virtual disk.
Size is defined in units of bytes, KB, MB, GB, or
TB.
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