Removing host access, Managing host groups, Creating a host group – Dell POWERVAULT MD3600I User Manual

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13. Click Finish.

The Creation Successful window is displayed confirming that the new host is created.

14. To create another host, click Yes on the Creation Successful window.

Removing Host Access

To remove host access:

1.

In the AMW, select the Host Mappings tab.

2.

Select the host node from the object tree on the left pane.

3.

Perform one of these actions:

– From the menu bar, select Host Mappings → Host → Remove.
– Right-click the host node, and select Remove from the pop-up menu.

The Remove confirmation dialog is displayed.

4.

Type yes.

5.

Click OK.

Managing Host Groups

A host group is a logical entity of two or more hosts that share access to specific virtual disks on the storage array. You
create host groups using the MD Storage Manager.
All hosts in a host group must have the same host type (operating system). In addition, all hosts in the host group must
have special software, such as clustering software, to manage virtual disk sharing and accessibility.
If a host is part of a cluster, every host in the cluster must be connected to the storage array, and every host in the
cluster must be added to the host group.

Creating A Host Group

To create a host group:

1.

In the AMW, select the Host Mappings tab.

2.

In the object tree, select the storage array or the Default Group.

3.

Perform one of the following actions:

– From the menu bar, select Host Mappings → Define → Host Group.
– Right-click the storage array or the Default Group, and select Define → Host Group from the pop-up menu.

The Define Host Group window is displayed.

4.

Type the name of the new host group in Enter new host group name.

5.

Select the appropriate hosts in the Select hosts to add area.

6.

Click Add.
The new host is added in the Hosts in group area.

NOTE: To remove hosts, select the hosts in the Hosts in group area, and click Remove.

7.

Click OK.

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