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This procedure provides the basic guidelines for creating a new LUN on
a DMX array controller, presenting the new LUN to a host and (for
Solaris) configuring the host to use the new LUN.
LUN Presentation - DMX Required Steps
Typical steps for LUN creation on DMX are:
• Device Creation/Configuration - This includes standard devices
and meta devices
• Device Mapping - Presenting the device to a front end port.
• Device Masking - Restricting access to the device/LUN to a
specific HBA (or set of HBAs).
DMX Device Creation/Configuration
The EMC DMX line of arrays currently support SCSI-3 drives that are
FC. Drive sizes currently on site include 300GB FC 10K, 146GB FC 15K,
and 146GB FC 10K. Drive installation is performed by EMC. Physical
drives in the DMX are split into slices/hypers. Currently, 5.66GB and
13.62GB hyper sizes are the standard. Hypers typically have a
protection associated with them. Currently RAID1/Mirror and
RAID5(7+1) are the two protection levels being used on DMX storage.
These hypers become the presented devices/LUNs. When disk drives
are installed, EMC works with the customer to develop a default
hyper/slice layout for the disk drives.
To create a meta device using EMC Control Center, use the following
steps:
• Right-click on the DMX array and select Configure -> Meta
Device Configuration... (See Figure1).
• The Meta Device Configuration screen appears (See Figure2).
•
To map a DMX device using EMC Control Center, use the following
steps:
• Right-click on the DMX array and select Configuration -> SDR
Device Mapping... (See Figure5).
• A lock will be acquired on the array and a confirmation screen
will have to be acknowledged in order to proceed with the device
mapping. Click on the Yes button to continue.
• The SDR Device Mapping screen will be displayed (See
Figure6).