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Chapter 3 Install Components
Important! If you are replacing Bricks in the default or primary Storage
Domain, use the storage allocation CLI axiomcli storage_allocation
command to ensure that the persistence volume is not on the Bricks that
must be powered down. The persistence volume must be on the Bricks in
the new primary Storage Domain.
A system alert is posted to confirm the removal of the Brick from the Pillar
Axiom 600 system configuration.
10 After verifying that all volumes, including the system configuration,
persistence, and volumes have been migrated, power off all the Bricks in
the old Storage Domain.
11 Verify all storage and make sure that all the volumes are online before
disconnecting and removing the old Bricks from the system configuration.
Note: The Pillar Axiom 600 system does not allow Bricks to be removed if
any resources are allocated on that Brick. If there are problems while
removing the Bricks, contact the Pillar World Wide Customer Support
Center for assistance.
12 Select and remove the old Storage Domain.
Note: The Pillar Axiom 600 system does not allow Storage Domains to be
removed if any resources are allocated on that Storage Domain. If there are
problems while removing the old Storage Domain, contact the Pillar World
Wide Customer Support Center for assistance.
Related concepts
About Adding Bricks to a Storage Domain
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Related tasks
Move a Volume to Another Storage Domain
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Set a Storage Domain as the Primary
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Accept a Brick
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Create a Storage Domain
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Add a New Brick Storage Enclosure
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Verify a Newly Added Brick
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Delete All Clone LUNs
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Delete All Clone LUNs
When a collection of Clone LUNs that are derived from a common source LUN
are no longer needed, you can delete the entire collection.
When you delete a collection of clones that have a common parent LUN, the
system determines the most efficient and quickest order of deletion.
Replace a Brick Storage Enclosure
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