HP Storage Provisioning Manager (SPM) Version 2.0 User Guide
Table Of Contents
- HP Storage Provisioning Manager (SPM) Version 2.0 User Guide
- Contents
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Getting started with SPM
- 3 Importing storage into the storage catalog
- 4 Storage service policy
- Managing templates
- Service types
- Requirement types
- All Of requirement
- Any Of requirement
- Connected To Fibre Channel Endpoint requirement
- Connected To Network requirement
- Fibre Channel Initiator Endpoint requirement
- Fibre Channel Target Endpoint requirement
- Fibre Channel Host requirement
- Network Capability requirement
- RAID Level requirement
- Resource Existence requirement
- Service Deactivation Policy requirement
- Storage Capability requirement
- Storage Pool Available Capacity requirement
- Storage Pool Subscription Ratio requirement
- Storage Pool Volume Count requirement
- Tag requirement
- Use Resource requirement
- Volume Capacity requirement
- Volume Committed Capacity requirement
- Volume Creation Security Group requirement
- 5 Storage service provisioning
- 6 Managing storage catalog entities
- Managing arrays
- Viewing and modifying array properties (Overview tab)
- Viewing array storage pools (Storage Pools tab)
- Viewing array volumes (Volumes tab)
- Viewing array ports (Ports tab)
- Viewing array host entries (Hosts tab)
- Viewing and modifying array capabilities settings (Capabilities tab)
- Viewing and modifying array security settings (Security tab)
- Removing an array
- Managing storage pools
- Managing volumes
- Managing networks
- Managing security
- Resynchronizing resources
- Quarantining resources
- Managing arrays
- 7 Monitoring the storage catalog
- 8 Support and other resources
- A Troubleshooting
- Viewing operational logs
- Addressing common issues
- Storage Provisioning Manager issues
- SPM will not launch in browser
- The user is unable to login through the SPM user interface
- Issues with multiple SPM instances pointed to the same storage resources
- Cannot import 3PAR Storage Systems
- 3PAR SMI-S connection problems
- Service activation fails to present volumes on 3PAR arrays
- EVA arrays and/or XP arrays are marked as Offline when they appear to be functioning correctly outside of SPM
- HP Matrix OE storage pool issues
- Storage Provisioning Manager issues
- Backup and recovery
- Managed SAN
- Unmanaged SAN
- B Working with Brocade Fibre Channel networks
- C Working with EVA storage systems
- D Working with 3PAR storage systems
- Overview
- Understanding how to import 3PAR arrays into SPM
- Understanding 3PAR capacity reporting
- Understanding 3PAR Storage System volume creation/growth
- Understanding 3PAR Storage System virtual domains
- Exposing volume presentations in 3PAR Storage Systems
- Working with 3PAR Storage System host modes
- Presenting volumes on 3PAR Storage Systems
- Creating hosts on a 3PAR Storage System
- Working with 3PAR Storage System active VLUNs and VLUN templates
- Working with autonomic groups
- Volume migration (Tiering)
- Importing a large number of volumes
- Unique identification of common provisioning groups (CPG)
- E Working with HP P9000/XP Disk Array
- F Working with unmanaged networks
- G Working with unmanaged arrays
- H Units of measurement
- Glossary
- Index
<HostmodeMap>
<MapItem>
<Index>HPUX</Index>
<Value>HP-UX</Value>
</MapItem>
<MapItem>
<Index>*</Index>
<Value>Normal</Value>
</MapItem>
</HostmodeMap>
This HostmodeMap element specifies that SPM’s HPUX hostmode maps to the hostmode known as
HP-UX on the storage array, and that all other hostmodes known to SPM map to the Normal mode
on the storage array.
<RAIDMap>
<MapItem>
<Index>RAID0</Index>
<Value>RL0</Value>
</MapItem>
<MapItem>
<Index>RAID1</Index>
<Value>RL1</Value>
</MapItem>
<MapItem>
<Index>RAID5</Index>
<Value>RL5</Value>
</MapItem>
</RAIDMap>
This RAIDMap element specifies that the RAID level known to SPM as RAID0 is known by the
storage array as RL0, and similarly for RAID levels 1 and 5. This implies that this device does not
support RAID levels NoRaid, RAID0, RAID3, RAID4, RAID6, RAID50, or RAID60.
<Arrays>
<StorageArray>
<UUID>UnMan-1</UUID>
<DisplayName>Pierre</DisplayName>
<ManagementURL>http://foo.fr/Pierre</ManagementURL>
<Tags>
<string>Secure</string>
<string>Leased</string>
</Tags>
<ProductName>P-1000</ProductName>
Here we begin a list of storage arrays. In this example, it contains a single storage array, with
UUID “UnMan-1”. This storage array has the specified display name, management URL, and
product name. The tags “Secure” and “Leased” are applied to this storage array.
<Pools>
<StoragePool>
<UUID>UnMan-2</UUID>
<DisplayName>Pool 1</DisplayName>
<ManagementURL>http://foo.fr/Pierre/p1</ManagementURL>
<Tags />
Next, we begin a list of pools within the storage array. This storage array is defined to contain
one pool. This pool has a UUID, display name and management URL as specified above. It has
no tags.
<SubscribedCapacity>400000000</SubscribedCapacity>
<CommittedCapacity>100000000</CommittedCapacity>
<PhysicalCapacity>1000000000</PhysicalCapacity>
The first storage pool has a physical capacity of one million bytes, a committed capacity of one
hundred thousand bytes, and a subscribed capacity of four hundred thousand bytes.
<Volumes>
<Volume>
<UUID>UnMan-3</UUID>
Example unmanaged array xml 87