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- deleting a disk set, How to Delete a Host or Disk Set
- deleting a host from a disk set, How to Delete a Host or Disk Set
- deleting disks from a disk set, How to Delete Disks From a Disk Set
- device ID, formats of, Device ID Discrepancies After Upgrading to the Solaris 10 Release
- directed mirror reads, RAID–1 (Mirror) Volumes in Multi-Owner Disk Sets
- disk set, Introduction to Disk Sets
- adding disks to, How to Add Disks to a Disk Set
- adding host to, How to Add Another Host to a Disk Set
- administering, Solaris Volume Manager Disk Set Administration
- asynchronous shared storage, Asynchronous Shared Storage in Disk Sets
- automatic disk partitioning, Automatic Disk Partitioning
- autotake, Introduction to Disk Sets
- checking status, How to Check the Status of a Disk Set
- creating, How to Create a Disk Set
- creating components, How to Create Solaris Volume Manager Components in a Disk Set
- definition
- Overview of Solaris Volume Manager Components
- Disk Sets
- deleting a disk set, How to Delete a Host or Disk Set
- deleting a host from a disk set, How to Delete a Host or Disk Set
- deleting disks, How to Delete Disks From a Disk Set
- example with two shared disk sets, Example—Two Shared Disk Sets
- guidelines, Guidelines for Working With Disk Sets
- importing, Importing a Disk Set
- local, Introduction to Disk Sets
- multi-owner, Introduction to Disk Sets
- See multi-owner disk set
named, Introduction to Disk Sets
- naming conventions, Disk Set Name Requirements
- releasing
- Releasing a Disk Set
- How to Release a Disk Set
- reserving
- Reserving a Disk Set
- How to Take a Disk Set
- scenario, Scenario—Disk Sets
- shared, Introduction to Disk Sets
- taking, How to Take a Disk Set
- usage, Introduction to Disk Sets
- disk sets
- importing, Importing Disk Sets
- maximum number supported, Changing Solaris Volume Manager Default Values
- DiskSuite Tool, See graphical interface