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mkchahin mkchahin |
MD3000
Sep 29 2008, 7:37 AM EDT Dear sir; I'm configuring an MD3000 but it shows a strange message in the status (Allowable partitions exceeded) although in the same windows (Partitions allowed: 64) and (Partitions used: 0). The storage does not allow me to create any partition. any idea? Do you find this valuable? |
 todd_muirhead |
RE: MD3000
Sep 30 2008, 10:59 AM EDT The use of the term partition with the MD3000 and MD3000i may not mean what you think it does. Here is the definition from the online help from the MDSM utlity: Storage partitioning is a base feature of the . A is a logical entity that uses one or more that can be accessed by a single host. It can also be shared among hosts that are part of a host group. The first time you map a virtual disk to a specific host or host group, a storage partition is made. Subsequent virtual disk mappings to that host or host group do not make another storage partition Are you using the MDSM GUI utility? Can you be more specific about when you are getting the error? Thanks - Todd Do you find this valuable? |
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mkchahin mkchahin |
RE: MD3000
Oct 2 2008, 4:48 AM EDT Dear Todd; i'm using the GUI interface and the message is out of the recovery guru. here is the exact output Storage Partitioning Feature - Out Of Compliance Details Storage array: Unnamed Status: Allowable partitions exceeded Partitions allowed: 64 Partitions used: 0 What Caused the Problem? The Storage Partitioning feature is out of compliance because the current number of partitions exceeds the number of partitions allowed for this storage array. The Recovery Guru Details area provides specific information Do you find this valuable? |
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dzenz dzenz |
RE: MD3000
Oct 2 2008, 5:19 PM EDT Please call Dell Support as there are no user configurable options regarding Storage Partitions on the MD3000. Dave Do you find this valuable? |
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mkchahin mkchahin |
RE: MD3000
Oct 2 2008, 6:14 PM EDT Dear Dave; Could you please explain more what do you mean by "there are no user configurable options regarding Storage Partitions on the MD3000" BR Do you find this valuable? |
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dzenz dzenz |
RE: MD3000
Oct 2 2008, 10:19 PM EDT Simply that no one on this discussion forum, or the Dell support forum, will be able to provide a setting or option that will resolve what is being reported. I would recommend you contact Dell Technical Support for this issue. Dave Do you find this valuable? |
