HP OneView for VMware vCenter - Manual (Page 52)

Changing the default location for all P6000 EVA arrays
To change the default location for all P6000 EVA arrays, modify the value \Virtual Disks\
in the following section of the configuration.xml file:
<!-- EVA Global Default folder -->
<entry key="EVA.DefaultFolder">\Virtual Disks\</entry>
Changing the default location for a specific P6000 EVA array
To change the default location for a specific P6000 EVA array, add the following text to the
configuration.xml
file:
<!-- Array-specific default folder -->
<entry key="EVA.DefaultFolder.ArrayName">\Virtual Disks\FolderName</entry>
Use ArrayName to specify an array, and FolderName to specify the virtual disk location
NOTE: FolderName must exist on the P6000 EVA or provisioning operations will fail.
Adding a new datastore
You can add a new datastore to a host or cluster that meets the following prerequisites:
Hosts
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The host must exist in the vSphere Client.
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In an FC environment, the SAN must be zoned between the storage pools and the host.
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The host must be configured as a hostgroup or host on the array.
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P4000 arrays in an iSCSI environment only:
The iSCSI initiator on the host must be installed and configured. ◦
◦ The iSCSI array IP address or hostname must be configured in the iSCSI initiator's dynamic
discovery list on the host.
Clusters
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The cluster and its hosts must exist in the vSphere Client.
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In an FC environment, the SAN must be zoned between the storage pools and the cluster
hosts.
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The cluster hosts must be configured as hostgroups or hosts on the array.
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The cluster hosts can belong to separate hostgroups.
NOTE: The Storage Module for vCenter does not support configurations that have all of the
cluster hosts in a single hostgroup.
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P4000 arrays in an iSCSI environment only:
The iSCSI initiator on all cluster hosts must be installed and configured. ◦
◦ The iSCSI array IP address or hostname must be configured in the iSCSI initiator's dynamic
discovery list on all cluster hosts.
Adding a datastore
To add a datastore to a host or cluster:
1.
Start the vSphere Client.
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