Use the addcontrolenclosure command to add control enclosures to the
system.
Syntax
addcontrolenclosure -iogrpio_grp_id_or_name -sernumenclosure_serial_number [ -site { site_name | site_id } ]
Parameters
- -iogrp io_grp_id_or_name
- The I/O group in which you want to put the control enclosure.
- -sernum enclosure_serial_number
- The serial number of the control enclosure you want to add.
- -sitesite_name | site_id
- (Optional) Specifies the numeric site value or site name of the new control enclosure. The
site can be set to a value of 1 or 2 only.
Note: The site that is assigned to a control enclosure cannot be
changed if the topology is hyperswap.
Description
Use this command to add a
control enclosure to the system.
Note: Transparent cloud tiering can be
enabled on a system if every node on the system supports it. If a system supports transparent
cloud tiering, you cannot add nodes that do not support it to the system.
Compressed or thin-deduplicated volumes
can be added only to systems in which all nodes support deduplicated volumes. You can add only
nodes that support deduplicated volumes to a system that contains compressed or thin
deduplicated volumes. Nodes can be added only to a system that contains compressed or thin
deduplicated volumes if that new node can support the amount of memory that is allocated for
data deduplication in the target I/O group.
An invocation
example
addcontrolenclosure -iogrp 0 -sernum 2361443
The
following output is
displayed:
Enclosure containing Node, id [x], successfully added
An invocation
example
addcontrolenclosure -iogrp 1 -sernum 1234567 -site site2
The
following output is displayed:
Enclosure, Node id [2], successfully added