Registering hosts, About registering a host – HP XP P9000 Command View Advanced Edition Software Licenses User Manual

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NOTE:

Label information for volumes and THP/Smart pools is not refreshed. To apply existing label information
from a storage system to Command View AE Suite, click Refresh Labels.

Related topics

About acquiring the most recent storage system information

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Operations available to SMI-S enabled storage systems

Discovering and registering storage systems that are managed by an SMI-S provider (SMI-S enabled
storage systems) enable you to perform certain tasks.

When you register storage systems that are managed by an SMI-S provider, these SMI-S enabled
storage systems become HP StorageWorks P9000 Command View Advanced Edition Suite resources
on which you can perform the following tasks:

Register, change, delete, and update SMI-S enabled storage systems.

Display summary information for SMI-S enabled storage systems.

Operate SMI-S enabled storage systems from the SMI-S enabled storage system management tool
(launch the management tool from Element Manager).

Externally connect and virtualize an SMI-S enabled storage system for migrating data.

TIP:

Virtualizing an SMI-S enabled storage system without registering the system in Command View AE
Suite can also be done by using the port scan and volume discovery functionality.

You must be assigned All Resources to view or perform tasks on SMI-S enabled storage systems.

Related topics

Migrating data from an SMI-S enabled storage system to another storage system

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Discovering and virtualizing volumes of an unregistered storage system

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Registering hosts

You can register hosts as managed resources using Device Manager so that storage system volumes
can be used by hosts and their applications.

About registering a host

Discover and register hosts to manage them in HP StorageWorks P9000 Command View Advanced
Edition Suite software.

The following host types can be added to Command View AE Suite:

Normal hosts (an open host that is not virtualized)

Virtualization servers (a physical server on which virtualization software is installed)

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