8 storage systems, Working with storage systems, About storage system resources – HP P6000 Continuous Access Software User Manual

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8 Storage systems

Working with storage systems

About storage system resources

The Storage Systems content pane displays HP storage arrays that you can interact with through
the replication manager. See GUI window

Content pane

.

Views

Tabular list view. See

Storage systems list view

.

Graphical tree views. See:

System/Disk Group/Virtual Disk tree view

and

DR group

Source/Destination tree view

Actions

Actions in the GUI. See

Storage systems actions summary

.

You can also interact with storage systems from a job and the CLUI. See

Storage systems

actions cross reference

.

Properties

Properties displayed in the GUI. See

Storage systems properties summary

.

You can also display properties from the CLUI. See the CLUI command Show System.

Storage system actions summary

The following storage system actions are available on the content pane. Some actions have
equivalent CLUI commands. See

Storage systems actions cross reference

.

View Properties. View properties of a storage system.

Procedure

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Add to Managed Set. Add a storage system to a managed set.

Procedure

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Remove from Managed Set. Remove a storage system from a managed set.

Procedure

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Launch the Device Manager. Access HP P6000 Command View from the replication manager.

Procedure

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List Events. Display a list of events for the resource.

Procedure

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Set Remote Replication Port Preferences. Change the priority settings on the host ports used
for HP P6000 Continuous Access remote replication.

Procedure

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Set DR Protocol Type. Set the protocol used for HP P6000 Continuous Access remote replication.

Procedure

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Storage system actions cross reference

You can work with storage systems using GUI actions, jobs and CLUI commands. This table provides
a cross reference for performing typical tasks.

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