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Veritas Cluster Server Bundled Agents Reference Guide

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Storage agents<br />

NativeDisks agent<br />

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Table 2-13<br />

Optional<br />

Attributes<br />

VMNSDg agent optional attributes (continued)<br />

Description<br />

SkipStorageValidation<br />

Defines whether the VMNSDg agent supports the dynamic disk<br />

groups which are configured on external disks.<br />

In case of SCSI controllers, the disks are considered as internal<br />

(non-shared) if the disk port is same as the port of OS disk, otherwise<br />

the disks are considered as external disks. The external disks can<br />

be shared or non-shared. By default, this attribute blocks the disk<br />

groups configured on any external disk (shared or non-shared).<br />

Set this attribute to 1 if you want the VMNSDg agent to support disk<br />

groups configured on external SCSI disks.<br />

Note: Configuring a VMNSDg agent resource for a dynamic disk<br />

group created on shared storage can cause data corruption and the<br />

VMNSDg agent resource can fault after regular intervals. Symantec<br />

recommends that you use the VMDg agent if the disk groups are<br />

created on shared external disks and use the VMNSDg agent if the<br />

disk groups are created on non-shared external disks.<br />

Default value is 0.<br />

Type and Dimension: boolean-scalar<br />

Sample configuration<br />

VMNSDg D_DG (<br />

DiskGroupName = DDG<br />

DGGuid = fb69e244-930f-479e-b9f5-c54449fe2fc0)<br />

NativeDisks agent<br />

The NativeDisks agent manages the disks created on local (non-shared) and<br />

non-SCSI storage, which can work without reservation.<br />

The agent brings the disks online, monitors them, and takes them offline using<br />

Logical Disk Manager for Windows. The agent makes the disks highly available.<br />

In combination with the VMwareDisks resource, the NativeDisks agent is<br />

responsible for:<br />

■<br />

While bringing the disks online, ensure that the disks newly attached to the<br />

virtual machine are accessible to Windows.

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