vxevac

The vxevac utility moves subdisks from the disk that is specified by <DiskName> to one specified destination disk <NewDiskName>. If no <NewDiskName> argument is specified, any nonvolatile, nonreserved disk in the same dynamic disk group can be used as a destination disk. The destination disk must be in the same dynamic disk group.

vxevac [-o notrackalign>] [-g<DynamicDiskGroupName>] <DiskName |p#c#t#l#> [<NewDiskName>]

Note:

Dynamic disks belonging to a Microsoft Disk Management Disk Group do not support the vxevac command.

-o notrackalign

Disable track alignment when moving to destination disk.

-g<DynamicDiskGroupName>

Required only if the internal disk name is used.

<DiskName>

The name of the disk, which can be specified by the device name (such as Harddisk2) or the internal disk name (such as Disk2). The -g option must precede the internal disk name (for example, -gDG1 Disk2).

p#c#t#l#

Another way to indicate a disk; the #s correspond to port, channel, target, and LUN of the disk.

NewDiskName

Name of the disk to which the subdisks are moved.

Example

vxevac Harddisk0 Harddisk3

Moves all the subdisks from Harddisk0 to Harddisk3.