ON P-vol server
1. Make a file as rdsk and keep rdisk names
### Create horcm instance
cat rdsk |/HORCM/usr/bin/mkconf.sh -g test_vgname -i 98
### Take the disk info from the newely created horm and add it in the existing horcm file
### If disk from a new array, also add chip disk information
### Now stop and start the Horcm instance
horcmshutdown.sh 0
horcmstart.sh 0
### export the Horcm instance
export HORCMINST=0 [Instance number]
export HORCC_MRCF=1
### Make entries in /etc/horcmperm0.conf in case of ITSAPP servers
Now go to s-vol server
ON S-vol server
### Create horcm instance
cat rdsk |/HORCM/usr/bin/mkconf.sh -g test_vgname -i 99
### Take the disk info from the newely created horm and add it in the existing horcm file
### If disk from a new array, also add chip disk information
### Now stop and start the Horcm instance
horcmshutdown.sh 1
horcmstart.sh 1
### export the Horcm instance
export HORCMINST=1 [Instance number]
export HORCC_MRCF=1
### Make entries in /etc/horcmperm1.conf in case of ITSAPP servers
Once this is done, come back to P-vol server
### do a pairdisplay on test vg
pairdisplay -g test_vgprm02 -fxcd
### Do a paircreate
paircreate -g test_vgprm02 -vl
### Check status till ist 100 %
pairdisplay -g test_vgprm02 -fxcd
### once paicreate is done, run a pairsplit
pairsplit -g test_vgprm02
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Once the Test part is complete
### Rename the test_vgname disk to normal vgnames, take special attention on disk numbers on both P-vol and S-vol servers
### Once done, stop/start the horcm
### Export env variables
### On the p-vol server, run pairdisplay and see if the disk are correctly synced
pairdisplay -g vgprm02 -fxcd
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