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LUN Migration Commandsmigrate -startDescriptionStarts a LUN migration sessionThe naviseccli migrate command with the -start switch starts a LUNmigration session.Note: If the maximum number of migrations already exists on the subsystem,the new session is still created, but its state is queued.For raw device mapping volumes (RDMs), if you are running VMware ESXServer and you are using the migration feature to copy LUNs to larger LUNsonly, after you complete the migration you must rescan the bus at the ESXServer level. You can also rescan at the virtual machine level (optional). Youthen must expand the file system at the virtual machine level. ESX Server andthe virtual machine will now recognize the completed migration.For configuration specifications, go to the E-Lab Interoperability Navigatoron EMC Powerlink.Syntaxmigrate -start is used with naviseccli (described on page 37) asfollows:There are two distinct versions of this command, one for NavisphereManager and one for Navisphere Express. When using this commandwith Navisphere Express, the syntax is simpler and does not requirebinding the destination LUN first. The process is different withNavisphere Manager and requires you to bind the destination LUNbefore running the command.Note: The following command syntax works only with Navisphere Manager.migrate -start -source LUN ID|WWN -dest LUN ID|WWN [-ratelow|medium|high|asap|value]Note: The following command syntax works only with Navisphere Express.naviseccli migrate -start -source LUN ID|WWN -rg ID [-o]PrerequisitesYou must have a user account on the storage system on which youwant to execute the command.412 EMC Navisphere Command Line Interface (CLI) Reference
LUN Migration CommandsOptionsThe command switches for Navisphere Manager and NavisphereExpress are given below:The following command switches are supported with NavisphereManager:-source LUN ID|WWNSpecifies the source LUN for the migration. You can specify theLUN ID or World Wide Name (WWN).-dest LUN ID|WWNSpecifies the destination LUN of the migration. You can specifythe LUN ID or World Wide Name.Note: The destination LUN must be the same size or larger than thesource LUN.-rate low|medium|high|asap|valueSpecifies the LUN migration rate. Valid rates are low or 0,medium or 1, high or 2, and asap or 3.Note: Do not use the asap migration rate when the storage system is inproduction, as the normal host I/O may be interrupted.Use asap only when the storage system is offline (free of any host-levelI/O).The following command switches are supported with NavisphereExpress and are mandatory:-source LUN ID|WWNSpecifies the source LUN for the migration. You can specify theLUN ID or World Wide Name (WWN).-rg IDSpecifies the RAID group ID for the destination LUN to becreated.-oExecutes the command without prompting for confirmation.OutputNone if the command succeeds; status or error information if it fails.413
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