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x - x x
For a Volume search, using Attribute you can specify Drive Type or
Drive Speed (RPM). Drive types or speeds will be displayed in Value.
Performance
x - x x
For a Volume search, using Attribute you can specify RAID Level or
Copy type and role. RAID levels or replication types will be displayed
in Value. Note there may be 20 or more replication types listed so you
can be very specific in your search.
Availability
x x - x
For a Volume search, using Attribute you can specify Volume Capacity,
Physical drive size, Used Capacity, or Used %. Enter a GB, TB, or MB
value in Value.
Capacity
- - - x
For a Volume search, using Attribute you can specify I/O Consumer
Host, Storage Port, or Host Group/iSCSI Target. Enter a text value in
Value. This category is meaningless if searching for unallocated volumes.
Consumer
- - - x
For a Volume search, using Attribute you can specify Encryption, and
then qualify it using a Yes/No selection in the Value field.
Security
- - - x
For a Volume search, using Attribute you can specify Volume Lock
Status, and then qualify it using a Locked/Unlocked selection in the
Value field.
Migration
- - - x
For a Volume search, using Attribute you can specify Emulation, and
then qualify it by your selection in the Value field (for example, Open-
V emulation).
Emulation
- - - x
For a Volume search, using Attribute you can specify CLPR or SLPR,
and then enter a number, for example 1, in the Value field. Logical Parti-
tions
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For a THP/Smart Pool search, using Attribute you can specify Subscrip-
tion (used space), Subscription Warning (warning threshold for volume
creation), or Subscription Limit (threshold where volume creation is not
allowed), and enter a number representing a percentage (you do not
need to enter the % symbol). For example, you can find THP/Smart
Pools with a subscription limit equal to 120%, or warning thresholds
equal to or greater than 70%. Use Column Settings to ensure these at-
tributes are displayed in your search results.
Subscription
Generating resource reports
This module describes how to export information about hosts, logical groups, user groups, and search
results to a CSV file.
About generating reports
Information about registered storage systems and hosts and other items can be output to a CSV file.
The CSV file can be used as a report, or used as a source file to generate customized reports.
The following items are examples of types of information that can be output to a CSV file. For a
complete list of available data items, see Appendix B - CSV export v7 differences:
• Host information
• List of hosts managed by Device Manager
• List of volumes allocated to hosts
• Logical group information
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