Dell PowerStore 5000T EMC PowerStore Configuring Volumes

Dell PowerStore 5000T Manual

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    Dell EMC PowerStore Configuring Volumes
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    use of your product. CAUTION: A CAUTION indicates either potential damage to hardware or loss of data and tells you how to avoid the problem. WARNING: A WARNING indicates a potential for property damage, personal injury, or death. © 2020 Dell Inc. or its subsidiaries. All rights reserved. Dell, EMC
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    a protection policy...8 Change a protection policy for a volume...8 Remove a protection policy from a volume...8 2 Volume groups overview...9 Volume groups in PowerStore appliances...9 Create a volume group...9 Add existing volumes to a volume group...10 Add new volumes to a volume group...10 Remove
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    to the PowerStore Documentation page at www.dell.com/ powerstoredocs. • Troubleshooting For information about products, software updates, licensing, and service, go to www.dell.com/support and locate the appropriate product support page. • Technical support For technical support and service requests
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    a local storage drive. When a volume is created, the PowerStore Resource Balancer automatically determines on which appliance the volume is provisioned or delete a protection policy. • Restore from a snapshot. • Collect support materials. • Create a thin clone of a volume. • Refresh content from
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    you create the volume, you can increase its size but not decrease it. PowerStore supports the creation of thin volumes up to 256 TB in size. • Placement: • Volume Performance Policy: Set the performance profile on volumes to service IOPS when there is contention for resources at the system level.
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    Change volume properties Steps 1. Under Storage, select Volumes. 2. Click the name of the volume you want to change from the list of volumes. You can also click the check box next to the volume name, and then click Modify. The Properties slide-out panel appears, allowing you to change the volume
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    Assign a protection policy A protection policy establishes snapshot and data replication rules for data protection. If the volume is a member of a volume group, the volume group policy protects that volume and cannot be changed at the volume level. Steps 1. Under Storage, select Volumes. 2. Click
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    change. You can add new members to a volume group or delete them from a volume group after it is created. Topics: • Volume groups in PowerStore appliances • Create a volume group • Add existing volumes to a volume group • Add new volumes to a volume group • Remove a volume from a volume group Volume
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    Steps 1. Under Storage, select Volume Groups. 2. Click Create. 3. On the Create Volume Group slide-out panel, enter the name of the volume group. Optionally enter a description and choose a protection policy to apply to all volumes within the volume group. NOTE: If you apply a protection policy to
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    the quantity of storage that is subscribed for the volume. After you create the volume, you can increase its size but not decrease it. PowerStore supports the creation of thin volumes up to 256 TB in size. • Volume Protection Policy (Optional): Select a protection policy that contains snapshot and
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    use for accessing storage. About this task Before you can map a host to access storage on your cluster, you must define a configuration for it in PowerStore Manager. Steps 1. Under Compute, select Hosts & Host Groups. 2. Click Add Host. 12 Hosts and host group configurations
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    that it provides and details about implementation types, see the context-sensitive help entry in PowerStore Manager. For in-depth information about how this feature works, see the PowerStore Security Configuration Guide. Steps 1. Select the Settings icon, and then select CHAP in the Security section
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    any disruption. Before removing or shutting down an appliance for service, use this feature to migrate storage resources to another appliance and of a cluster. You can either manually migrate storage resources or use the recommendations in PowerStore Manager: • Manual migration - You can choose to
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    : • Development and test environments - Thin clones allow development and test personnel to work with real workloads and use all data services associated with production storage resources without interfering with production. They also allow development personnel to promote a test thin clone to
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    Term Definition source snapshot must be in the same base volume, volume group, or storage container family. For example, suppose the following hierarchy of snapshots and thin clones exists for Volume 1: Figure 1. Thin clone hierarchy 16 Thin clones
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    The base volume family for Volume 1 includes all the snapshots and thin clones that are shown in the diagram. For Thin Clone 2: • The source snapshot is Snapshot 2. • The family is Volume 1. • The original parent is Snapshot 2. For Thin Clone 3: • The source snapshot is Snapshot 3. • The family is
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    three pre-defined performance policies: • High • Medium (default) • Low PowerStore has share-based QoS. Share-based QoS means when there is contention at system level, a volume with a high-performance policy services more IOPS than a volume with a medium-performance policy. Further, a volume
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