Viewing the virtual volumes alerts tab, Creating virtual volumes – HP 3PAR Operating System Software User Manual
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Viewing the Virtual Volumes Alerts Tab
To view the virtual volume Alerts tab:
1.
Access the virtual volume screen.
2.
In the Management Window, click the Alerts tab.
The Alerts tab displays virtual volume-related alerts for the system. The information displayed in
the provisioning Alerts tab is identical to the information contained in the systems Alerts tab.
•
The Alerts tab displays only virtual volume-related alerts.
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See
“Viewing System Alerts” (page 57)
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Creating Virtual Volumes
To create a virtual volume access the Create Virtual Volume wizard:
1.
In the Manager Pane, click Provisioning.
2.
In the Common Actions panel, click Create Virtual Volume.
The Create Virtual Volume wizard appears.
Step 1. General
1.
In the General group box:
a.
System - Select the system where the volume will be created.
b.
Domain - Select the domain in which the volume will reside. Select <none> if not
applicable.
c.
Name - Enter a name for the new volume.
d.
ID - Enter an ID for the new volume if you uncheck the auto box (option only shown if
Show advanced options panel(s) option is selected.
e.
Template - Select the volume template to apply to the new volume. If not required, select
<none>.
f.
Comments - Enter any notes about the volume.
2.
In the User Space group box:
a.
Size - Enter the size of the volume. Change the Size list value to MiB or TiB as applicable.
The default is GiB.
NOTE:
Minimum permitted volume size is 256MiB, maximum is 16TiB. Minimum
chunklet size for a V-Class system is 1 GB, if 256MiB virtual volumes are created, the
remaining space of the volume will be unused.
b.
Provisioning - Select how the volume will be provisioned. Selecting Fully Provisioned from
CPGs results in the creation of a base volume. Selecting Thinly Provisioned results in the
creation of a Thinly Provisioned Virtual Volume (TPVV).
c.
If you selected Fully Provisioned from CPGs, select a CPG from the CPG list.
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