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rootvg WPAR
In Figure 3-4, SAN disks are allocated to both Node A and Node B. The disks are shared
across both nodes. The SAN storage disks are assigned to the System WPARs while
creating the WPAR itself. The root file systems (/, /usr, /opt, /home, /tmp and /var file
systems) of the WPAR are created on the storage disks that are assigned to the WPAR.
Figure 3-4 SAN-based WPAR mobility
WPAR1 is assigned the disks from the SAN subsystem, and these disks are also seen by
Node B. Here, the migration can be done from NODE A to NODE B without needing NFS
services. This kind of ...