vxunreloc


vxunreloc
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Reverses the process of hot relocation or evacuation and moves the hot-relocated subdisks back onto the disk that was replaced after a disk failure.

vxunreloc [-g<DynamicDiskGroupName>] [-f] <DiskName |p#c#t#l#>

Note:

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

Note:

Dynamic disks belonging to a SAN Disk Group do not support the vxunreloc command.

-g<DynamicDiskGroupName>	Required only if the internal disk name is used.
-f	Unrelocates a subdisk to a different offset if unrelocating to the original offset is not possible.
DiskName	Name of the disk that was relocated to another disk. For example, device name such as Harddisk2, or internal disk name such as Disk2 (requires use of -g option, for example, -gDG1 Disk2).
p#c#t#l#	Another way to indicate a disk name; the #s correspond to port, channel, target, and LUN of the disk.

All the disks that are involved in the process must be in the same dynamic disk group.

Example

vxunreloc Harddisk0

This command unrelocates Harddisk0, which had been previously relocated to another hard disk.

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