Sample HostVolumeConfig configure storage file

A sample <HostVolumeConfig> file follows:

  <?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1" ?> 
- <SharedStorageConfig>
- <!-- 
    A CheckHealthStatus is optional. If one is not provided, PM&C will
    assume the value to be ON. If CheckHealthStatus is ON, PM&C includes 
    storage health status checks in its error checking, and may not 
    proceed with the configuration if problems are found.

  --> 
  <CheckHealthStatus>OFF</CheckHealthStatus> 
- <HostVolumeConfig>
- <!-- 
      One or more HostVolumes may appear here.  Each creates a
      Volume on a Vdisk and makes it accessible to a Host.

  --> 
- <HostVolume>
- <!-- 
        A Host may be specified by its IP address or a name that
        resolves to its IP address.

  --> 
  <Host>10.2.3.1</Host> 
  <VolumeMB>1300000</VolumeMB> 
- <!-- 
        A volume can be created with the following file system types:
ext2, ext3 (default), and raw.
      

  --> 
  <Filesystem>ext3</Filesystem> 
  <MountPoint>/mnt/dbVolume</MountPoint> 
- <!-- 
 
        Specifying MountOptions is optional.  Please refer to online help
        for a list of options. 

  --> 
  <MountOptions>ro</MountOptions> 
  <Controller>10.2.3.4</Controller> 
  <VdiskName>Vdisk2</VdiskName> 
- <!-- 
        The VolumeName is optional but it's recommended that you provide
        a meaningful name.  If none is provided, one will be generated
        automatically by PM&C.   

  --> 
  <VolumeName>FirstVolume</VolumeName> 
- <!-- 
        Ensure that Volume is assigned an unique LUN value 

  --> 
  <LUN>20</LUN> 
  </HostVolume>
  </HostVolumeConfig>
  </SharedStorageConfig>