Traditional volume operations

About traditional volume operations  

Operations that apply exclusively to traditional volumes generally involve management of the disks assigned to those volumes and the RAID groups to which those disks belong.

Traditional volume operations described in this section include:

• Creating traditional volumes
• Physically transporting traditional volumes

Additional traditional volume operations that are described in other chapters or other guides include:

• Configuring and managing RAID protection of volume data

  See RAID Protection of Data.

• Configuring and managing SyncMirror replication of volume data

  See the Data Protection Online Backup And Recovery Guide.

• Increasing the size of a traditional volume

  To increase the size of a traditional volume, you increase the size of its containing aggregate. For more information about increasing the size of an aggregate, see Adding disks to aggregates.

• Configuring and managing SnapLock volumes

  See the Data Protection Online Recovery and Backup Guide.

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