To export a Logical Volume as a vSCSI disk

1. Create the volume group.

   $ mkvg -vg brunovg ibm_ds8000_0292 ibm_ds8000_0293 
   brunovg 

   The following command displays the new volume group:

   $ lsvg -pv brunovg 
   brunovg: 
   PV_NAME         PV STATE TOTAL PPs FREE PPs FREE DISTRIBUTION 
   ibm_ds8000_0292 active   494       494      99..99..98..99..99 
   ibm_ds8000_0293 active   494       494      99..99..98..99..99

2. Make a logical volume in the volume group.

   $ mklv -lv brunovg_lv1 brunovg 1G 
   brunovg_lv1

   The following command displays the new logical volume:

   $ lsvg -lv brunovg 
   brunovg: 
   LV NAME       TYPE   LPs   PPs   PVs  LV STATE      MOUNT POINT 
   brunovg_lv1   jfs    256   256   1    closed/syncd  N/A 

3. Assign the logical volume as a backing device.

   $ mkvdev -vdev brunovg_lv1 -vadapter  vhost0 
   vtscsi4 Available 

4. Use the following command to display the configuration.

   $ lsmap -all

   SVSA           Physloc                   Client Partition ID 
   -------------- ------------------------- ------------------ 
   vhost0         U9117.MMA.0686502-V2-C11  0x00000000 
   VTD                  vtscsi0 
   Status               Available 
   LUN                  0x8100000000000000 
   Backing device       ibm_ds8000_0337 
   Physloc 
   
   VTD                  vtscsi1 
   Status               Available 
   LUN                  0x8200000000000000 
   Backing device       ibm_ds8000_02c1 
   Physloc 
   
   VTD                  vtscsi2 
   Status               Available 
   LUN                  0x8300000000000000 
   Backing device       ibm_ds8000_029a 
   Physloc 
   
   VTD                  vtscsi3 
   Status               Available 
   LUN                  0x8400000000000000 
   Backing device       ibm_ds8000_0288 
   Physloc 
   
   VTD                  vtscsi4 
   Status               Available 
   LUN                  0x8500000000000000 
   Backing device       brunovg_lv1 
   Physloc