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Installing Additional Licenses, Confirm Destroy Storage Pool window

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1. Open a Command View VLS session and log in as the administrator. See "Opening a Command View VLS Session from a Web Browser" on page 105. 2. In the Storage tab navigation tree, select the pool to delete (listed under Storage Pools). 3. From the task bar, select Destroy Storage Pool. The Confirm Destroy window is displayed (Figure 13). Figure 13 Confirm Destroy Storage Pool window . 4. Select Next to destroy the pool. A second page of the Confirm Destroy screen is displayed, containing the following text: WARNING: Existing data in StoragePool # will be destroyed and cannot be recovered. This step cannot be reversed. 5. Select Finish to display the screen confirming that the storage pool has been destroyed. 6. Select Finish again to return to the system screen. You can now either use the LUNs previously assigned to the destroyed pool in other pools, or they can be deleted. To delete all storage pools: 1. Open a Command View VLS session and log in as the administrator. See "Opening a Command View VLS Session from a Web Browser" on page 105. 2. In the Storage tab navigation tree, select Storage Pools. 3. If you wish to destroy all storage pools, from the task bar, select Destroy All Storage Pools. The Confirm Destroy All Storage Pools screen is displayed. 4. Select Next to destroy the pools. Either recreate storage pools using the LUNs previously assigned to the destroyed pool(s), or delete them. Installing Additional Licenses Your VLS system may require any of the following licenses: • Capacity - when you have added capacity to the system's base capacity. HP StorageWorks 12000 Gateway Virtual Library System User Guide 45

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1.
Open a Command View VLS session and log in as the administrator. See
“
Opening a Command
View VLS Session from a Web Browser
”
on page 105.
2.
In the Storage tab navigation tree, select the pool to delete (listed under
Storage Pools
).
3.
From the task bar, select
Destroy Storage Pool
. The
Confirm Destroy <storagepool name>
window
is displayed (
Figure 13
).
Figure 13 Confirm Destroy Storage Pool window
.
4.
Select
Next
to destroy the pool.
A second page of the
Confirm Destroy <storagepool name>
screen is displayed, containing the
following text:
WARNING: Existing data in StoragePool # will be destroyed and cannot be re-
covered. This step cannot be reversed.
5.
Select
Finish
to display the screen confirming that the storage pool has been destroyed.
6.
Select
Finish
again to return to the system screen.
You can now either use the LUNs previously assigned to the destroyed pool in other pools, or
they can be deleted.
To delete all storage pools:
1.
Open a Command View VLS session and log in as the administrator. See
“
Opening a Command
View VLS Session from a Web Browser
”
on page 105.
2.
In the Storage tab navigation tree, select
Storage Pools
.
3.
If you wish to destroy all storage pools, from the task bar, select
Destroy All Storage Pools
. The
Confirm Destroy All Storage Pools
screen is displayed.
4.
Select
Next
to destroy the pools.
Either recreate storage pools using the LUNs previously assigned to the destroyed pool(s), or
delete them.
Installing Additional Licenses
Your VLS system may require any of the following licenses:
•
Capacity
—
when you have added capacity to the system's base capacity.
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