This example creates a thinly-provisioned virtual disk on the Windows Storage subsystem that uses two columns, regardless of how many physical disks are in the storage pool above the two-disk minimum for a two-way mirror. Example 4: Creating a two-column mirror PS C:\> New-VirtualDisk -StoragePoolFriendlyName CompanyData -FriendlyName BusinessCritical -ResiliencySettingName Mirror -Size 42TB -ProvisioningType Thin -NumberOfColumns 2 This creates a three-way mirror that is capable of tolerating two disk failures). This example creates a 42 TB thinly-provisioned virtual disk on the Windows Storage subsystem, using the Mirror resiliency setting with three data copies. Example 3: Creating a three-way mirror PS C:\> New-VirtualDisk -StoragePoolFriendlyName CompanyData -FriendlyName BusinessCritical -ResiliencySettingName Mirror -NumberOfDataCopies 3 -Size 42TB -ProvisioningType Thin This example creates a virtual disk named DataWarehouse, which is 42TB in size, uses the Mirror resiliency setting, and is thinly provisioned.
Example 2: Creating a thinly-provisioned mirror PS C:\> New-VirtualDisk -StoragePoolFriendlyName CompanyData -FriendlyName DataWarehouse -ResiliencySettingName Mirror -Size 42TB -ProvisioningType Thin This example creates a virtual disk named UserData from the storage pool named CompanyData that is 100GB in size, using the storage pool default settings for unspecified parameters. Examples Example 1: Creating a 100 GB virtual disk using default settings PS C:\> New-VirtualDisk -StoragePoolFriendlyName CompanyData -FriendlyName UserData -Size 100GB The New-VirtualDisk cmdlet creates a new virtual disk in the specified storage pool. Creates a new virtual disk in the specified storage pool.
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