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    Volume Manager includes a graphic user interview (GUI) named Enhanced Storage which is part of the Solaris Management Console. Enhanced Storage allows You to manage volumes, hot spare pools, state database replicas, and disk sets.

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    Volume Manager includes a graphic user interview (GUI) named Enhanced Storage which is part of the Solaris Management Console. Enhanced Storage allows You to manage volumes, hot spare pools, state database replicas, and disk sets.

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    Volume Manager includes a graphic user interview (GUI) named Enhanced Storage which is part of the Solaris Management Console. Enhanced Storage allows You to manage volumes, hot spare pools, state database replicas, and disk sets.

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    Starting the Volume Manager Console GUI - (Solaris 9

    Volume Manager)
    by Jeffrey Hunter, Sr. Database Administrator

    Solaris Volume Manager includes a graphic user interview (GUI) named Enhanced
    Storage which is part of the Solaris Management Console.

    To start the Volume Manager GUI:

    1. First, start the Solaris Management Console (SMC) on the host system using the
    following command:

    # /usr/sbin/smc

    NOTE: The first time the SMC is started on the host, it may take several minutes.

    2. Expand the item This Computer


    3. Expand the item Storage
    4. Double-click the item Enhanced Storage. (You may be prompted for the root
    password for the host.)
    5. Double-click the appropriate icon to manage volumes, hot spare pools, state
    database replicas, and disk sets.

    Here is a screenshot of the Solaris Management Console and the Enhanced Storage Tool:

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