HP StorageWorks 4000s NAS 4000s and 9000s Administration Guide - Page 66

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Disk Management To manage disks and volumes via the WebUI, click on Disks. Figure 31: Disks menu The Disks tab contains the following task items for configuring the NAS device: Table 4: Disks Tab Options Option Array Management Disks Volumes Shadow Copies Storage Guide Task Open the Array Management screen to access the ACU and links to other storage array management elements. Manage logical disks. Observe disk capacity and status, scan for new disks, view detailed disk properties, and create new volumes. Manage disk space usage by enabling quotas, scheduling disk defragmentation, and performing detailed volume management using the Manage button. Manage shadow copies of shared folders on the volume. Shadow copies are read-only copies of shared data that provide users via network shares with a way to view, and, if necessary, restore previous versions or deleted files. Provides a detailed list of the procedures required to configure and create disks and volumes on NAS devices. 66 NAS 4000s and 9000s Administration Guide

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Disk Management
66
NAS 4000s and 9000s Administration Guide
To manage disks and volumes via the WebUI, click on
Disks
.
Figure 31:
Disks menu
The Disks tab contains the following task items for configuring the NAS device:
Table 4:
Disks Tab Options
Option
Task
Array Management
Open the Array Management screen to access the ACU and
links to other storage array management elements.
Disks
Manage logical disks. Observe disk capacity and status,
scan for new disks, view detailed disk properties, and create
new volumes.
Volumes
Manage disk space usage by enabling quotas, scheduling
disk defragmentation, and performing detailed volume
management using the Manage button.
Shadow Copies
Manage shadow copies of shared folders on the volume.
Shadow copies are read-only copies of shared data that
provide users via network shares with a way to view, and, if
necessary, restore previous versions or deleted files.
Storage Guide
Provides a detailed list of the procedures required to
configure and create disks and volumes on NAS devices.