HP XP P9500 Storage User Manual

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NOTE:

You cannot perform the following operations on a pool while the pool volume capacity

is in the process of shrinking. Wait until shrinking completes or stop the shrinking process.

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Expand Pool

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Shrink Pools

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Edit Pools

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Restore Pools

If you delete the pool-VOL with the pool’s system area, the used capacity and the management
area will move to other pool volumes. If you delete the pool-VOL with system area, a different
system area pool-VOL will be assigned automatically according to the priority shown in the following
table. A pool must include one or more pool-VOLs.

Hard disk drive type

Priority

SATA-W/V or SATA-E

1

SAS7.2K

2

SAS10K

3

SAS15K

4

SSD

5

External volume

6

If multiple pool-VOLs of the same hard disk drive type exist, the priority of each is determined by
internal index of the storage system.

If pool capacity is decreased soon after creating a pool or adding a pool-VOL, processing may
take a while to complete.

Notes on using Thin Provisioning Z

You cannot delete a pool-VOL under these conditions.

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If the pool-VOL is deleted, the used capacity of the pool-VOL exceeds the pool threshold.

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If the pool-VOL is deleted, the subscription rate of the total V-VOL capacity exceeds the
subscription limit.

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If the pool-VOL with system area is deleted, more than 3.8 GB of free space is necessary in
the pool.

Notes on using Smart Tiers Z

You cannot delete a pool-VOL under these conditions.

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If the pool-VOL is deleted, the used capacity of the pool-VOL exceeds the pool threshold.

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If the pool-VOL is deleted, the subscription rate of the total V-VOL capacity exceeds the
subscription limit.

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If the pool-VOL with system area is deleted, more than 3.8 GB of free space is necessary in
the pool.

When the pool-VOL is deleted, the pages contained in the deleted pool-VOL transfer to another
pool-VOL in the same tier. If the used capacity in the tier exceeds Rate of Free Space Newly Allocated
to, the overflowing pages transfer to another tier.

When pool-VOLs in the pool are empty, the appropriate tier is deleted.

Deleting the pool-VOL stops tier relocation. The process resumes after the pool-VOL is deleted.

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Configuring thin provisioning

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