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5 Managing Storage Pools
This chapter explains how to manage storage pools using Provisioning Manager.
• Managing a Storage Pool (section
5-1 )
• Viewing a Storage Pool Overview (section 5-2 )
• Viewing Storage Pool Usage Status for Each Storage Subsystem Model (section
5-3 )
• Viewing Storage Pool Usage Status for Each RAID Level (section
5-4 )
• Viewing Storage Pool Usage Status for Each Storage Subsystem Series (section
5-5 )
• Viewing Storage Pool Usage Status for Each Storage Subsystem (section
5-6 )
• Viewing a List of Unallocated Volumes on a Host (section
5-7 )
• Allocating a Volume to a Host From a List of Unallocated Volumes (section 5-8 )
• Viewing a List of Allocated Volumes on a Host (section
5-9 )
• Allocating a Volume on a Host from a List of Allocated Volumes (section
5-10 )
• Releasing a Volume Allocated on a Host from a List of Allocated Volumes (section 5-11 )
• Moving Volumes between Storage Pools (section
5-12 )
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5-1 Managing a Storage Pool
Provisioning Manager manages volumes that exist in multiple storage subsystems as a single logical storage
area (a storage pool). Provisioning Manager enables you to do the following to manage storage pools.
• View a storage pool from the following perspectives:
• Storage subsystem for each model
• Storage subsystem for each RAID level
• Storage subsystem for each series
• Each storage subsystem
• View a list of volumes allocated to the host
• View a list of volumes not allocated to the host
• Allocate and release volumes in the storage pool
• Move volumes between storage pools
A storage pool is associated with a user group. User groups can have a hierarchical relationship with other
user groups. The users who belong to a user group can access the storage pools associated with lower-level
user groups. For example, suppose that the parent group P_Group has child groups C_Group01 and
C_Group02, and the child user group C_Group01 has the grandchild group GC_Group.
Figure 5-1 illustrates
these relationships.
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- Contents 3
- Contents 4 4
- Contents 5 5
- Figures 7
- Figures 8 8
- Tables 9 9
- About this guide 10
- Intended audience 10
- Prerequisites 10
- Table 1 Document conventions 11
- HP technical support 12
- HP-authorized reseller 12
- Helpful web sites 12
- Revision history 13
- Manager 14
- 2-5-3 About the Method Frame 35
- 3 Using Provisioning Manager 37
- 3-1-6-1 Summary View 42
- 3-1-6-2 Detailed View 42
- 3-3 Managing Hosts 45
- 3-4-3 Deleting a File System 48
- 3-5-1 Creating a Device File 48
- 3-6 About Provisioning Plans 50
- 4-5-4 Notes on Md Devices 70
- 4-6-4-8 Notes on Partitions 74
- 4-7 Maximum Setting Values 77
- 5 Managing Storage Pools 79
- Managing Storage Pools 80 80
- Managing Storage Pools 81 81
- Managing Storage Pools 82 82
- Managing Storage Pools 83 83
- Managing Storage Pools 84 84
- Subsystem Model 85
- Managing Storage Pools 86 86
- Managing Storage Pools 87 87
- Subsystem Series 88
- Managing Storage Pools 89 89
- Subsystem 90
- Managing Storage Pools 91 91
- Managing Storage Pools 92 92
- Managing Storage Pools 93 93
- Volumes 94
- Managing Storage Pools 95 95
- Managing Storage Pools 96 96
- Managing Storage Pools 98 98
- Allocated Volumes 99
- Managing Storage Pools 100 100
- Managing Storage Pools 101 101
- Managing Storage Pools 102 102
- Managing Storage Pools 103 103
- 6 Viewing Host Information 104
- 7 Managing File Systems 110
- 7-3 Adding a File System 111
- Managing File Systems 112 112
- 7-3-1 Selecting a Volume 113
- 7-3-2 Setting Parameters 114
- Managing File Systems 115 115
- Managing File Systems 116 116
- 7-5 Expanding a File System 117
- 7-5-1 Selecting a Volume 118
- Managing File Systems 119 119
- Managing File Systems 120 120
- 7-6 Deleting a File System 121
- Managing File Systems 122 122
- Managing File Systems 123 123
- Managing File Systems 124 124
- 8 Managing Device Files 125
- 8-3 Adding a Device File 126
- 8-3-1 Selecting a Volume 127
- 8-3-2 Setting Parameters 128
- Managing Device Files 129 129
- Managing Device Files 130 130
- 8-5 Deleting a Device File 131
- Managing Device Files 132 132
- Managing Device Files 133 133
- 10 Viewing Transaction Logs 138
- 11 Troubleshooting 141
- Troubleshooting 142 142
- Troubleshooting 143 143
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- • Definitions related to 144
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- 11-3 Troubleshooting Method 161
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- Information Frames 165
- 11-6 Error Messages 165
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