I updated a  the hi/lo threshold on a storage pool to 0/0 to force a
migration.

I received the following warning message.   ANR1134W.  

Here is the resolution from the messages guide:

ANR1134W Migration terminated for storage pool
storage pool name - insufficient number of
mount points available for removable
media.
Explanation: During migration for the indicated
storage pool the server could not allocate sufficient
mount points in the next storage pool.
System Action: Migration stops. The server waits for
the retry period to expire and then tries the migration
again.

User Response: If necessary, make more mount points
available.




Can someone give me a little insight on resolving this warning?  How do
I make more mount points available?


06/17/05   16:13:01      ANR2017I Administrator ADMIN issued command:
UPDATE
                          STGPOOL DISKPOOL DESCRIPTION="Primary disk
storage pool"
                          ACCESS=READWRITE NEXTSTGPOOL=VXA7122STGPOOL
HIGHMIG=0
                          LOWMIG=0 CACHE=YES MIGPROCESS=1 MIGDELAY=0
                          MIGCONTINUE=YES CRCDATA=NO  (SESSION: 1687)
06/17/05   16:13:01      ANR2202I Storage pool DISKPOOL updated.
(SESSION: 1687)
06/17/05   16:13:01      ANR0984I Process 24 for MIGRATION started in
the
                          BACKGROUND at 16:13:01. (PROCESS: 24)
06/17/05   16:13:01      ANR1000I Migration process 24 started for
storage pool
                          DISKPOOL. (PROCESS: 24)
06/17/05   16:13:01      ANR1134W Migration terminated for storage pool
DISKPOOL -
                          insufficient number of mount points available
for
                          removable media. (PROCESS: 24)
06/17/05   16:13:01      ANR0985I Process 24 for MIGRATION running in
the
more...   (<ENTER> to continue, 'C' to cancel)

                          BACKGROUND completed with completion state
FAILURE at
                          16:13:01. (PROCESS: 24)
06/17/05   16:13:01      ANR1002I Migration for storage pool DISKPOOL
will be
                          retried in 60 seconds.