Find the physical disk (LUN) you want to use to create the storage repository with the list command, for example:

OVM> list PhysicalDisk
  id:0004fb000018000067ce80973e18374e  name:MyLUN1
  id:0004fb000018000035ce16ee4d58dc4d  name:MyLUN2
  id:0004fb0000180000a9c7a87ba52ce5ec  name:MyLUN3
OVM>

Find a local file system on an Oracle VM Server that has access to the LUN with the list command, for example:

OVM> list FileServer
  id:0004fb0000090000d773cb3fe655865a  name:Local FS MyServer1
  id:0004fb000009000014baa666cdf62317  name:Local FS MyServer2
  id:0004fb00000900008ae3eb6203f5646c  name:MyNFSStorage
  id:0004fb00000900001d523e2a6ce1f8c8  name:Local FS MyServer3
OVM>

Create an OCFS2 file system on the LUN using the local file system on the Oracle VM Server as the FileServer. Use the syntax:

For example:

OVM> create FileSystem name=MyRepoFileSystem physicalDisk="MyLUN1" on FileServer \
  name="Local FS MyServer1"

For more information on the syntax and usage, see Section A.37, “create FileSystem” .

Create the storage repository. Use the syntax:

For example:

OVM> create Repository name=MyRepository on FileSystem name=MyRepoFileSystem

For more information on the syntax and usage, see Section A.40, “create Repository” .

To grant access to the storage repository to a server pool, you must present the repository. To present the storage repository to server pool, use the syntax:

For example:

OVM> add ServerPool name=MyServerPool to Repository name=MyRepository

For more information on the syntax and usage, see Section A.12, “add ServerPool” .

Finally, refresh the storage repository using the syntax:

For example:

OVM> refresh Repository name=MyRepository

For more information on the syntax and usage, see Section A.124, “refresh” .