Dell EqualLogic PS6210XS EqualLogic Group Manager Administrator s Guide PS Ser - Page 431

NOTE: The following table shows the individual options that are displayed when each different access type is selected in Define iSCSI Access Points. Table 219. Access Types Field Description Shortcut Copy access controls from another volume Select the volume from which to copy access controls Select a volume from the list to copy its access controls and apply them to the clone. The window to the right of the list shows the access controls of the selected volume. None Select or define access control policies Pick one or more access policies or policy groups. Access Policies Displays the available access policies Alt+C Access Policy Groups Displays the available access policy groups Alt+G New Displays a dialog box to create a new access policy or access policy group, None depending on whether you have Access Policies or Access Policy Groups selected. Edit Displays a dialog box to modify the selected access policy or access policy group, None depending on whether you have Access Policies or Access Policy Groups selected. Add Adds the selected access policy or access policy group, and moves it to the list of Alt+A access controls that will be applied to the volume, a snapshot, or the volume and snapshot Remove Removes the selected access policy or access policy group Alt+R Define one or more basic access points Add Opens the New basic access point dialog box, with which you can create a new None basic access point to be applied to the volume, a snapshot, or the volume and snapshot Modify Opens the Modify basic access point dialog box, with which you can modify a selected basic access point from the list that will be applied to the volume, a snapshot, or the volume and snapshot None Delete Deletes the selected basic access point from the list None Table 220. Volume Tags Field Tags assigned Copy from volume Manage tags Description Select a tag from the list shown that best defines the attributes of the volume. Copies tag information from an existing volume with tags. If no tags exist on the system or no volumes with tags are associated, the link is still active but an error is generated: No volumes have tags assigned. Enables you to view current tags and to create, rename, or delete tag names or values Shortcut Alt+T None None Reference: GUI Panels, Wizards, and Dialog Boxes 431