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How to extend the size of LVM assigned for ISCSI storage

I have allocated 3 partitions with 20 GB each in ISCSi storage. Is it possible to decrease one of the 20GB partition to 10GB and increase the other one to 30GB..??

john
asked Feb 20, 2017
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"Now it’s time to expand the logical volume. In the below example we are using the -L flag to increase by a size specified (M for Megabytes, G for Gigabytes, T for Terabytes). You can alternatively remove the + to increase to the amount specified rather than by the amount specified.

lvextend -L+5G /dev/centos/var"

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answered Jan 14, 2019
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