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Working with Disksets
Before releasing ownership of a diskset, use the disk_set list
command to display information about your disksets, as in the
following example. In the example, the Owner column indicates
\\BULLDOG\HPN1, which means that the peer partner owns the
diskset. Note that the example alters the disk_set list output so
that the data can fit on the page.
HPN0> disk_set list
Executing: disk_set list
Diskset ID Creator ID Owner
------------------- ------------------ ------------------
0x01be868c1d74a640 0xfafaf001007a1c00 \\BULLDOG\HPN1
Disks Attached OS Managed Label Shared Spare
------ -------- ---------- ---------- ------ -----
3 NO NO Mercury YES NO
To release ownership of a diskset, use the disk_set
releaseownership command, as in the following example. In
the example, the command releases ownership of the diskset that
has a diskset ID of 0x01be868c1d74a640 and a creator ID of
0xfafaf001007a1c00.
HPN0> disk_set releaseownership 0x01be868c1d74a640
0xfafaf001007a1c00
Executing: disk_set releaseownership
681,522,135,130,238,977 -361,712,932,956,267,520
After running the disk_set releaseownership command to
release ownership of a diskset, use the disk_set list command
to display information about your disksets, as in the following
example. In the example, the Owner column indicates Unknown,
which means that neither the controlling partner nor the peer
partner owns the diskset. Note that the example alters the
disk_set list output so that the data can fit on the page.
HPN0> disk_set list
Executing: disk_set list
Diskset ID Creator ID Owner
------------------- ------------------ ------------------
0x01be868c1d74a640 0xfafaf001007a1c00 Unknown
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