HP 8/20q HP StorageWorks Simple SAN Connection Manager User Guide (5697-0633, - Page 118

Managing storage subsystems, The Manage Storage Subsystem dialog box

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• Capabilities • Total Capacity (in GB) • Allocated (in GB) • Available (in GB) 2. To view additional information about the selected storage subsystem, click the following tabs: • Logical Disks • Drives • Controllers Managing storage subsystems Simple SAN Connection Manager provides the ability to quickly manage your storage subsystems, including the controllers and drives. TIP: You can also manage EVA and MSA storage subsystems with the management utility included with that subsystem. To access the utility, view either the Physical Connection map or LUN assignment map, right-click a storage subsystem icon, and on the shortcut menu, click Launch Subsystem Management Application. To manage a storage subsystem: 1. To access the Manage Storage Subsystem dialog box, choose one of the following options: • On the Advanced Operations menu, click Manage Storage Subsystem. Then, on the Select a Subsystem dialog box, select the storage subsystem you want to manage and click OK. • In the navigation pane, right-click the subsystem you want to manage, and then on the shortcut menu, click Manage Storage Subsystem. The Manage Storage Subsystem dialog box (Figure 92) opens and shows a graphical representation of the selected subsystem, including the controller(s) and individual drives that comprise the subsystem. 118 Managing Storage Subsystems

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Managing Storage Subsystems
•
Capabilities
•
Total Capacity (in GB)
•
Allocated (in GB)
•
Available (in GB)
2.
To view additional information about the selected storage subsystem, click the following tabs:
•
Logical Disks
•
Drives
•
Controllers
Managing storage subsystems
Simple SAN Connection Manager provides the ability to quickly manage your storage subsystems,
including the controllers and drives.
TIP:
You can also manage EVA and MSA storage subsystems with the management utility included with
that subsystem. To access the utility, view either the Physical Connection map or LUN assignment map,
right-click a storage subsystem icon, and on the shortcut menu, click
Launch Subsystem Management
Application
.
To manage a storage subsystem:
1.
To access the Manage Storage Subsystem dialog box, choose one of the following options:
•
On the Advanced Operations menu, click
Manage Storage Subsystem
. Then, on the Select a
Subsystem dialog box, select the storage subsystem you want to manage and click
OK
.
•
In the navigation pane, right-click the subsystem you want to manage, and then on the shortcut
menu, click
Manage Storage Subsystem
.
The Manage Storage Subsystem dialog box (
Figure 92
) opens and shows a graphical representation of
the selected subsystem, including the controller(s) and individual drives that comprise the subsystem.