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Aggregate requirements for Infinite Volumes
The aggregates that are used by an Infinite Volume must be 64-bit aggregates and must have more than 1.1 TB of available space. If the Infinite Volume uses storage classes, the aggregates must also meet the requirements of the storage class.
The cluster that an Infinite Volume is in can contain 32-bit aggregates, but the aggregates that are associated with any Infinite Volume must all be 64-bit aggregates.
If an aggregate has less than 1.1 TB of available space, it is not used by the Vserver with Infinite Volume. The aggregate must have enough space to store a 1 TB data constituent.
If the Infinite Volume uses storage classes, aggregates must meet the requirements of the storage class to be used. For example, if the storage class is designated to use aggregates of type SAS (performance), aggregates created for that storage class must consist entirely of performance disks.
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