HP XP P9000 Command View Advanced Edition Software - Manual (Page 54)

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To delete data placement profiles, select the data placement profiles to be deleted, and click
Delete Profiles.
NOTE:
Regardless of the allocated resource groups, data placement profiles created by another user can
also be referenced in the list of profiles. However, operations that can be performed on such profiles
are restricted based on the allocated resource group and role. Therefore, specify profile names and
descriptions to make it clear which operations are available.
Updating a data placement profile for Smart volumes
You can update an existing data placement profile to reflect the latest Smart volume data placement
in the profile.
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To change the target Smart volumes of a profile due to changes in the logical group configuration or
other reasons, re-create the profile.
Perform the following tasks beforehand:
• Register a Tiered Storage Manager license.
• Determine the name of the target logical group.
• Specify settings for checking performance information, such as settings for linking to HP Storage-
Works P9000 Performance Advisor software, or settings for the performance monitoring software
of each application.
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If linked to HP StorageWorks P9000 Performance Advisor software, you can view performance trend
charts for the volumes in the logical group from the Manage Data Placement Profiles dialog box.
For details on the linking method, see the
HP P9000 Command View Advanced Edition Suite Software
Administrator Guide.
1. From the Mobility tab, General Tasks pane, select Manage Data Placement Profiles.
2. Click the Logical Group View button, specify the necessary items. Check the performance of the
target logical group by using the performance trend charts or software for checking performance
information, select the row of the profile to be updated (only one profile can be selected) from
the list of data placement profiles, and then click the Update Profile button.
3. To create a plan, specify the necessary items by following the instructions in the window.
4. If there is no problem with the plan, execute it.
5. View the list of tasks to see the execution results.
The updated profile information can be viewed from the profile operation history list, which is displayed
by clicking the Logical Group View button in the Manage Data Placement Profiles dialog box.
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