aggr_name is the name for the new aggregate.
-f overrides the default behavior that does not permit drives in a plex to belong to different pools. This option also enables you to mix drives with different RPM speeds even if the appropriate raid.rpm option is not off.
-m specifies the optional creation of a SyncMirror-replicated volume if you want to supplement RAID protection with SyncMirror protection.
-n displays the results of the command but does not execute it. This is useful for displaying the drives that would be automatically selected prior to executing the command.
-t {raid0 | raid4 | raid_dp} specifies the level of RAID protection you want to provide for this aggregate. If no RAID level is specified for an aggregate composed of disks, the default value (raid_dp) is applied. raid0 is used only for array LUNs.
-r raidsize is the maximum size of the RAID groups for this aggregate. If no size is specified, the default is used.
-T disk-type specifies the Data ONTAP drive type. This option is needed when creating aggregates on systems that have mixed drive types or both drives and array LUNs.
-R rpm specifies the type of disk to use based on its speed. Valid values for rpm include 5400, 7200, 10000, and 15000.
-L creates a SnapLock aggregate. For more information about the SnapLock feature, see the na_aggr(1) man page or the Data ONTAP Archive and Compliance Management Guide for 7-Mode.
-p specifies the pool from which the drives are selected.
disk-list is one of the following values:
- ndisks[@disk-size]
ndisks is the number of drives to use.
disk-size is the drive size to use, in gigabytes.
- -d disk_name1 disk_name2... disk_nameN
disk_name1, disk_name2, and disk_nameN are drive IDs of available drives; use a space to separate drive IDs.
