With the '-d' apply_to switch, the basic format is: MPIODiskNumber LBPolicy Depending on the policy chosen, there may be ...

With the '-d' apply_to switch, the basic format is:

                       MPIODiskNumber LBPolicy

                       Depending on the policy chosen, there may be additional
                       parameters you need to specify.

                       For Fail-Over Only, it is okay to specify only the
                       Active/Optimized path. All other paths will be put in
                       Active/Unoptimized or StandBy state, unless their path
                       state is explicitly specified. In the case that the
                       current policy is already Fail-Over Only, the current
                       Active/Optimized path must be explicitly specified with
                       a non-Active/Optimized state along with the pathId that
                       needs to now be made Active/Optimized.  Format is:

                          PathID State Weight Preferred

                          State should be specified as follows:
                             0 = Active/Optimized
                             1 = Active/Unoptimized
                             2 = Standby
                             3 = Unavailable
                          Weight is ignored for this policy.
                          Preferred should be specified as follows:
                             0 = False
                             1 = True

                       For Round Robin with Subset, it is okay to only specify
                       the non-Active/Optimized paths. Paths not specified will
                       be set to either Active/Optimized or their corresponding
                       TargetPortGroup state.  Format is:

                          PathID State Weight Preferred

                          State should be specified as mentioned above.
                          Weight is ignored for this policy.
                          Preferred is ignored for this policy.

                       For Weighted Paths, path states will be set to either
                       Active/Optimized or the state of the corresponding
                       TargetPortGroup and path weights will default to '0' for
                       paths whose weights have never been explicitly set.
                       Format is:

                          PathID State Weight Preferred

                          State should be specified as mentioned above.
                          Weight must be specified as a positive integer.
                          Preferred is ignored for this policy.

                       For Least Queue Depth and Least Blocks, path states will
                       be set to either Active/Optimized or the state of the
                       corresponding TargetPortGroup.

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