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- RAID, levels supported in Solaris Volume Manager,
RAID Levels
- RAID-0 (stripe) Volume, example with three slices,
RAID-0 (Stripe) Volume
- RAID-0+1,
Providing RAID-1+0 and RAID-0+1
- RAID-0 volume
- definition,
Overview of RAID-0 Volumes
- usage,
Overview of RAID-0 Volumes
- RAID-1+0,
Providing RAID-1+0 and RAID-0+1
- RAID-1 Volume,
Overview of RAID-1 (Mirror) Volumes
- booting into single-user mode,
The Affect of Booting Into Single-User Mode on RAID-1 Volumes
- RAID-1 volume
- creating,
Creating a RAID-1 Volume
- information for replacing and enabling components,
Background Information for Replacing and Enabling Components in RAID-1 and RAID-5 Volumes
- maintenance vs. last erred,
Maintenance and Last Erred States
- RAID-1 Volume
- mirror,
Overview of RAID-1 (Mirror) Volumes
- options,
About RAID-1 Volume Options
- pass number,
Pass Number
- RAID-0+1,
Providing RAID-1+0 and RAID-0+1
- RAID-1+0,
Providing RAID-1+0 and RAID-0+1
- read-and-write policies,
RAID-1 Volume Read-and-Write Policies
- RAID-1 volume
- replacing and enabling components,
Overview of Replacing and Enabling Components in RAID-1 and RAID-5 Volumes
- RAID-1 Volume
- submirror
Overview of RAID-1 (Mirror) Volumes
Overview of Submirrors
- RAID-5 volume
- and interlace,
Requirements for RAID-5 Volumes
- checking status of,
How to Check the Status of a RAID-5 Volume
- creating,
Creating RAID-5 Volumes
- definition
RAID Levels
Classes of Volumes
- enabling a component,
How to Enable a Component in a RAID-5 Volume
- enabling a failed slice,
How to Enable a Component in a RAID-5 Volume
- example with an expanded device,
Example—Concatenated (Expanded) RAID-5 Volume
- example with four disks,
Example—RAID-5 Volume
- expanding
How to Expand a RAID-5 Volume
How to Expand a RAID-5 Volume
- guidelines,
Guidelines for RAID-5 Volumes
- information for replacing and enabling components,
Background Information for Replacing and Enabling Components in RAID-1 and RAID-5 Volumes
- maintenance vs. last erred,
Maintenance and Last Erred States
- overview,
Overview of RAID-5 Volumes
- parity calculations,
Guidelines for RAID-5 Volumes
- parity information
Overview of RAID-5 Volumes
Example—Concatenated (Expanded) RAID-5 Volume
- replacing a component,
How to Replace a Component in a RAID-5 Volume
- replacing a failed slice,
How to Replace a Component in a RAID-5 Volume
- replacing and enabling components
Overview of Replacing and Enabling Slices in RAID-5 Volumes
Overview of Replacing and Enabling Components in RAID-1 and RAID-5 Volumes
- requirements for,
Background Information for Creating RAID-5 Volumes
- resynchronizing slices,
Overview of RAID-5 Volumes
- slice states,
Overview of Checking Status of RAID-5 Volumes
- states,
Overview of Checking Status of RAID-5 Volumes
- tasks,
RAID-5 Volumes (Task Map)
- RAID–0 (concatenated stripe) volume
- example with three stripes,
Example—RAID-0 (Concatenated Stripe) Volume
- interlace value for,
RAID-0 (Concatenated Stripe) Volume
- RAID–0 (concatenation) volume, information for creating,
Background Information for Creating RAID-0 Volumes
- RAID–0 (stripe) volume,
RAID-0 (Stripe) Volume
- information for creating,
Background Information for Creating RAID-0 Volumes
- RAID–0 volume
- guidelines,
RAID-0 Volume Guidelines
- types of,
Overview of RAID-0 Volumes
- random I/O,
Random I/O and Sequential I/O Optimization
- releasing a disk set
Releasing a Disk Set
How to Release a Disk Set
- renaming volumes,
Background Information for Renaming Volumes
- repartitioning a disk,
Automatic Disk Partitioning
- replica,
State Database and State Database Replicas
- reserving a disk set,
Reserving a Disk Set
- resynchronization
- full,
Full Resynchronization
- optimized,
Optimized Resynchronization
- partial,
Partial Resynchronization
- round-robin read policy,
RAID-1 Volume Read-and-Write Policies