The mmpool program accesses pool information stored in the Backup server's media database. You can also use the command to delete all the volumes in a particular pool. If you specify one or more volume names with the mmpool program, the report shows the pool to which each named volume belongs. By default, all volumes and their pools are displayed.
You cannot change the pool to which a volume belongs without relabeling the volume, which destroys all data stored on the volume. Pools are configured through a Backup administration tool, such as nwadmin or nsradmin. Use the administration tool to create and modify unique pools (see "NSR pool ").
The following examples describe the format and options available for the mmpool program:
mmpool [-s server] [volume...] mmpool [-s server] -d pool-name mmpool [-s server] -l [pool-name] mmpool [-s server] -L |
Use the -d pool-name option to delete all volumes for the given pool. You are prompted for deletion of each volume.
Use the -l pool-name option to list all volumes and the pools to which they belong. If you specify a pool, mmpool only lists the volumes in that pool.
Use the -L option to list the names of all of the pool resources configured on the server.
Use the -s server option to specify the Backup server to act on. Refer to the nsr(1m) man page for a description of server selection.