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By default, all virtual disks are assigned an OUID of 0, which is regarded as having no OUID
assignment.
To effectively assign an OUID, you must change the OUID value from 0 to any other value between
1 and 32767.
After assigning an OUID value, you can change the OUID value at any time.
To effectively remove an OUID assignment, change the virtual disks OUID value to 0.
You can only change the OUID for one virtual disk at a time.
NOTE:
Keep track of OUID assignments. SVSP does not perform verification for redundancy when OUIDs
are changed.
To change an OUID for a virtual disk:
1. In the navigation tree, expand the Entities node.
2. Click the Virtual Disk node. The virtual disks list appears in the list area.
3. Right-click the virtual disk for which you want to change the OUID.
4. Select Manage > Set OpenVMS UID. The Set OpenVMS UID screen appears.
5. Change the assigned OUID value.
6. Click Next. A confirmation screen appears.
7. Click Finish. The virtual disks OUID is changed.
Deleting virtual disks
VSM enables you to delete a virtual disk if:
No snapshot PiTs have been created for the virtual disk.
The virtual disk either has no host permissions defined, or all hosts that have permission to access
the virtual disk have Normal or Degraded status.
To delete a virtual disk:
1. In the navigation tree, expand the Entities node.
2. Click the Virtual Disk node. The virtual disks list appears in the list area.
3. Right-click the virtual disk you want to delete.
4. Select Delete. A confirmation screen appears.
5. Click Finish. The virtual disk is deleted.
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