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ASM normal redundancy disk group

MahiOct 3 2013 — edited Oct 4 2013

Hi,

One of my collegues created an ASM disk group with normal redundancy using 2 disks. But the disks are not of same size, one disk is 100GB and another one is 10GB.

Now the usable space out of diskgroup is showing 55GB. When I checked the diskgroup properties it is showing 2 fail groups one is DATA1_0000 with 10GB and other is DATA_0001 with 100GB.

My question is why it is showing 55GB as usable space?

My assumption is as it is having 2 fail groups with different disks of different sizes. For the failgroup 2 even it is of 100GB size, in order to maintain the redundancy with other small FG(10G) it will consider only 10GB out of 100GB.

So, the 2nd FG size also should be 10GB. So that the usable space should show as 10GB as opposed to 55GB (not (100+10)/2).

Please clarify me.

Thanks,

Mahi

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