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Configuring and Controlling Your Datacenter
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CHAPTER 4
Configuring and Controlling Your Datacenter
EMC Ionix ControlCenter simplifies the tasks around configuring and controlling your
storage assets by providing tools for planning a datacenter, and creating, configuring,
allocating, and provisioning storage.
This chapter contains the following scenarios:
◆ Validating and optimizing a SAN configuration ............................................... 101
◆ Allocating storage to a host from a Symmetrix array........................................ 119
◆ Allocating CLARiiON devices (LUNs) to a host ................................................. 155
◆ Adding devices to a CLARiiON metaLUN for a host .......................................... 163
◆ Adding HP XP LUSEs to a host......................................................................... 170
◆ Deallocating storage from a host .................................................................... 179
◆ Allocating storage using AutoPath .................................................................. 187
Validating and optimizing a SAN configuration
This example demonstrates how a storage administrator uses Ionix ControlCenter SAN
Advisor
™
to model and validate a SAN environment for interoperability, high
availability, configuration rules, and best practices.
The administrator performs the following tasks:
◆ Validates the existing SAN environment
◆ Models proposed SAN changes for interoperability, availability, and performance
◆ Builds an action plan for implementing changes
◆ Implements the changes
◆ Verifies correct plan information
This configuration consists of a new HP XP 48 connected through a Brocade switch to
a single Windows host. After building the existing environment in SAN Advisor, the
administrator will add new hosts to the design to verify the interoperability of new
configurations.
- ControlCenter 1
- CONTENTS 3
- Contents 4
- CHAPTER 1 5
- Introduction 5
- The Solution 6
- Use Case Scenarios 6
- CHAPTER 2 7
- Listing of arrays 8
- Reporting on Your Datacenter 10
- Listing of hosts 14
- EMC Technical Note U 15
- Listing of switches 16
- Creating user-defined 19
- Manager) 22
- Creating file groups 33
- Browses for the resource 34
- Running the Chargeback Report 34
- Building the custom query 39
- Figure 20 Relationship view 43
- ® Network Server (a NAS 45
- Pooling storage resources 46
- Optional: 47
- Figure 26 All Hosts report 48
- Identifying large files 55
- Figure 38 Metrics panes 62
- Accessing the host 64
- Analyzing the host device 64
- Analyzing storage array disks 69
- CHAPTER 3 77
- Acknowledging the alert 79
- Diagnosing the alert 80
- Figure 55 Topology view 81
- Using the Path Details view 82
- Figure 58 Path Details view 84
- Closing the issue 85
- (Figure 61) 86
- Diagnosing a free space alert 88
- Figure 64 Relationship view 89
- Extending the logical volume 92
- Assigning the alert 93
- Following the alert trail 96
- Viewing the alert 97
- Verifying the fix 98
- Clearing the alert 99
- Monitoring Your Datacenter 100
- CHAPTER 4 101
- Logging in to SAN Advisor 102
- EMC Support Matrix 105
- Modeling proposed SAN changes 107
- (Figure 85) 109
- Figure 91 Rule Set page 113
- Building an action plan 117
- Implementing changes 119
- <StorageScope_host_name 120
- EMC Technical Note 123
- StorageScope Queries 123
- Verifying port settings 126
- Verifying fan-in ratio 128
- Determining port throughput 129
- Creating BCVs 133
- Configuring the connection 134
- 5. Clicks Next 139
- Masking devices 146
- Granting host access 147
- Creating device groups 149
- Discovering host devices 154
- ◆ Finds the available storage 155
- Finding available LUNs 159
- Figure 145 Relationship view 164
- Selecting the LUNs 165
- Confirming the allocation 168
- Adding HP XP LUSEs to a host 170
- Creating LUSEs 172
- Figure 153 Create the LUSEs 173
- Adding a host to a host group 174
- Selecting allocation paths 183
- Confirming storage allocation 190
- CHAPTER 5 204
- ™ 5773 or later 205
- Verifying thin pool creation 208
- In SMC Console 208
- (Figure 182 on page 203) 214
- Mapping thin devices to host 220
- Verifying mapped thin devices 221
- Masking thin devices to host 223
- Auto-provisioning groups 225
- EMC Host Connectivity Guide 237
- ControlCenter alerts 238
- StorageScope 238
- Expanding thin pools 245
- Enterprise report 247
- Array reports 250
- Host reports 252
- Thin pools query 253
- Thin devices 263
- Data devices 264
- Back-end physical disks 264
- APPENDIX A 266
- About Virtual Provisioning 266
- Virtual Provisioning overview 267
- Supported Symmetrix arrays 268
- Figure 235 269
- Virtual Provisioning glossary 273
- Thin pool terminology 274
- Thin device terminology 275
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