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  3. February 2007

Re: load source migration

I doubt you can really control where data goes on a
"specific" drive since the system does a scatter load.

The source load is only "specific" load you can really do
to my knowledge.

The CE function using DST of "gig-mig" or "pumping"
a drive will move data to a specific drive but that can
get awfully tricky since it's a disaster recovery method.


I believe a unload/load is still the best method.


Chris Bipes wrote:


I have just added 4 new drives to my system and built the raid-5 set.
Before adding to the ASP I would like to migrate my load source to one
of these new, larger drives.  This would be in preparation for replacing
the smaller drives with larger faster drives.  Is this a DST function
cause I could not see how in SST.

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