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4. On the Console toolbar, clicks the Properties button and displays the Properties
view.
5. In the Console tree, expands host l82ar122 and the folder Host Devices.
6. Drags the Host Devices folder into the Properties view to view the details.
Figure 158 shows the new host devices totaling 20.62 GB.
Figure 158 Devices are now available to the web server
Deallocating storage from a host
This example demonstrates how a storage administrator uses Ionix ControlCenter
Deallocation Wizard to deallocate, or remove, storage from a host.
In this scenario, the administrator allocated too much storage to Windows host
l82at124 and now deallocates 40 GB of storage from the host. The Deallocation
Wizard allows the administrator to remove the relationship between the host and
specified storage devices to which it has access (as long as the objects are connected
through Fibre Channel paths).
The administrator completes the following steps to deallocate storage:
◆ Determine the Amount of Free Space on the Host
◆ Determine the Host Devices to be Deallocated
◆ Start the Deallocation Wizard
◆ Create Deallocation Policies
◆ Select the Host
◆ Confirm the Objects and Select a Policy
◆ Select the Deallocation Paths
◆ Review and Execute the Task
- ControlCenter 1
- CONTENTS 3
- Contents 4
- CHAPTER 1 5
- Introduction 5
- The Solution 6
- Use Case Scenarios 6
- CHAPTER 2 7
- Listing of arrays 8
- Reporting on Your Datacenter 10
- Listing of hosts 14
- EMC Technical Note U 15
- Listing of switches 16
- Creating user-defined 19
- Manager) 22
- Creating file groups 33
- Browses for the resource 34
- Running the Chargeback Report 34
- Building the custom query 39
- Figure 20 Relationship view 43
- ® Network Server (a NAS 45
- Pooling storage resources 46
- Optional: 47
- Figure 26 All Hosts report 48
- Identifying large files 55
- Figure 38 Metrics panes 62
- Accessing the host 64
- Analyzing the host device 64
- Analyzing storage array disks 69
- CHAPTER 3 77
- Acknowledging the alert 79
- Diagnosing the alert 80
- Figure 55 Topology view 81
- Using the Path Details view 82
- Figure 58 Path Details view 84
- Closing the issue 85
- (Figure 61) 86
- Diagnosing a free space alert 88
- Figure 64 Relationship view 89
- Extending the logical volume 92
- Assigning the alert 93
- Following the alert trail 96
- Viewing the alert 97
- Verifying the fix 98
- Clearing the alert 99
- Monitoring Your Datacenter 100
- CHAPTER 4 101
- Logging in to SAN Advisor 102
- EMC Support Matrix 105
- Modeling proposed SAN changes 107
- (Figure 85) 109
- Figure 91 Rule Set page 113
- Building an action plan 117
- Implementing changes 119
- <StorageScope_host_name 120
- EMC Technical Note 123
- StorageScope Queries 123
- Verifying port settings 126
- Verifying fan-in ratio 128
- Determining port throughput 129
- Creating BCVs 133
- Configuring the connection 134
- 5. Clicks Next 139
- Masking devices 146
- Granting host access 147
- Creating device groups 149
- Discovering host devices 154
- ◆ Finds the available storage 155
- Finding available LUNs 159
- Figure 145 Relationship view 164
- Selecting the LUNs 165
- Confirming the allocation 168
- Adding HP XP LUSEs to a host 170
- Creating LUSEs 172
- Figure 153 Create the LUSEs 173
- Adding a host to a host group 174
- Selecting allocation paths 183
- Confirming storage allocation 190
- CHAPTER 5 204
- ™ 5773 or later 205
- Verifying thin pool creation 208
- In SMC Console 208
- (Figure 182 on page 203) 214
- Mapping thin devices to host 220
- Verifying mapped thin devices 221
- Masking thin devices to host 223
- Auto-provisioning groups 225
- EMC Host Connectivity Guide 237
- ControlCenter alerts 238
- StorageScope 238
- Expanding thin pools 245
- Enterprise report 247
- Array reports 250
- Host reports 252
- Thin pools query 253
- Thin devices 263
- Data devices 264
- Back-end physical disks 264
- APPENDIX A 266
- About Virtual Provisioning 266
- Virtual Provisioning overview 267
- Supported Symmetrix arrays 268
- Figure 235 269
- Virtual Provisioning glossary 273
- Thin pool terminology 274
- Thin device terminology 275
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