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Update Date:2012-04-24
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Solution  1452452.1 :   Sun Storage 7000 Unified Storage System: How to add Logzilla to existing pool  


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Goal
  This document provides the procedure to add Logzilla to an "existing" pool on a Sun ZFS 7000 storage
Fix
  Steps:


Applies to:

Sun ZFS Storage 7320 - Version Not Applicable to Not Applicable [Release N/A]
Sun Storage 7410 Unified Storage System - Version Not Applicable to Not Applicable [Release N/A]
Sun ZFS Storage 7420 - Version Not Applicable to Not Applicable [Release N/A]
Sun Storage 7310 Unified Storage System - Version Not Applicable to Not Applicable [Release N/A]
7000 Appliance OS (Fishworks)

Goal

 This document provides the procedure to add Logzilla to an "existing" pool on a Sun ZFS 7000 storage

 

Fix

 Steps:

   From BUI:

 1.  Go to "Configuration > Storage" .

      From the list of available pool press "Add" corresponding to the pool where you want to add new disk.

 

 Add Logzilla

 

2.   Next screen will be "Verify and add devices" 

      Here you need to select the number of disks. 

      For the purpose of adding Logzilla select Data=0, LOG=n .

       You can select CACHE=m incase you want to add cache disk.

      where n,m is the number of disks.

      And press "Commit" to accept the changes.

 

   select number of disks

 

3.  Selet the profile

   For Logzilla you can select Log Profile as Striper or Mirror and commit the changes.

 

    select profile

 

  From CLI:

 

7000:configuration storage> add

7000:configuration storage verify> get

0 = custom
0-cache = 2
1 = custom
1-data = 18
1-log = 2
2 = custom
2-data = 24

 

7000:configuration storage verify> set 0-cache=0
0-cache = 0
7000:configuration storage verify> set 1-data=0
1-data = 0
7000:configuration storage verify> set 2-data=0
2-data = 0
7000:configuration storage verify> set 1-log=2
1-log = 2

7000:configuration storage verify> get

0 = custom
0-cache = 0
1 = custom
1-data = 0
1-log = 2
2 = custom
2-data = 0


7000:configuration storage verify> done

 

Check the Log Profile and change it if needed:

7000:configuration storage config> show

                      PROFILE CAPCTY NSPF DESCRIPTION
log_profile = log_mirror   17G    no    Mirrored log
                   log_stripe   34G    no    Striped log

 

log_profile will be set to a default optimal value depending on the number of disks selected.

But you can change the profile using set command in CLI to log_stripe or log_mirror


7000:configuration storage config> done

7000:configuration storage> show
Properties:
pool = M1
status = online
owner = 7000
profile = mirror
log_profile = log_mirror
cache_profile = -
scrub = none requested


 

Note:
Please note once the Logzilla is added to the pool it cannot be removed.
Just in case you need to remove logzilla from a pool you should contact Oracle Support  

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