Changing the pool subscription limit, Working with sims, About sims – HP XP P9500 Storage User Manual

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NOTE:

For a pool where only one user-defined threshold is set, the system assigns the system

threshold (fixed at 80%). The lower value of the single user-defined threshold and the fixed
system threshold are set as the Warning Threshold; the higher value of the two is set as the
Depletion Threshold. After one of the thresholds is changed, the system threshold cannot be
enabled again.

A SIM code is reported when the pool usage capacity exceeds the threshold changes.

6.

Click Finish.

7.

In the Confirm window, confirm the settings, in Task Name type a unique name for this task
or accept the default, and then click Apply.

If Go to tasks window for status is checked, the Tasks window opens.

Changing the pool subscription limit

1.

In the Remote Web Console main window, in the Storage Systems tree, select Pool.

2.

From the Pools table, select the pool for which you want to change the subscription limit.

Select multiple pools using the Shift key (if the pools are adjacent), or using the Ctrl key (if the
pools are not adjacent).

3.

Click More Actions, and then select Edit Pools.

4.

In the Edit Pools window, check Subscription Limit, and then type the subscription limit
percentage.

If the subscription limit is blank, then it is disabled, and any amount of THP V-VOLs can be
created regardless of the pool free capacity.

5.

Click Finish.

6.

In the Confirm window, confirm the settings, in Task Name type a unique name for this task
or accept the default, and then click Apply.

If Go to tasks window for status is checked, the Tasks window opens.

Working with SIMs

About SIMs

Thin Provisioning and Smart Tiers provide Service Information Messages (SIMs) to report the status
of the THP V-VOLs and pools. The SIM level is Moderate. If an event associated with a pool occurs,
a SIM is output to Remote Web Console to alert the user, and an SNMP trap is reported to the
open-systems host.

An example of a SIM condition is if the actual pool usage rate is 50.1%, but only 50% appears
on in Remote Web Console because the capacity amount is truncated after the decimal point. If
the threshold is set to 50%, a SIM and an SNMP trap are reported, even though the pool usage
rate appearing in Remote Web Console does not indicate the threshold is exceeded.

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