Use Storage Foundation to create disk groups and dynamic volumes on the cluster storage, which in a campus cluster consists of at least two storage arrays.
Before you create disk groups and volumes, consider the following items:
The type of volume configurations that are required
The number of LUNs required for the disk group
The implications of backup and restore operations on the disk group setup
The size of databases and logs which depend on the traffic load
The disk groups and number of disks on each site
Types of volumes required and location of the plex of each volume in the storage array
Create two or more dynamic cluster disk groups on the storage - one or more for the application data files and one for the mirrored quorum.