Administrator Guide

5. Click OK.
Move a Storage Center Folder
Use the Edit dialog box to move a Storage Center folder.
1. Expand the Dell Storage Manager menu, and then click Storage.
2. In the SC Series tab, select the Storage Center folder you want to move.
3. Click Edit. The Edit dialog box opens.
4. In the Parent area, select a parent folder.
5. Click OK.
Delete a Storage Center Folder
Delete a Storage Center folder if it is no longer needed.
Prerequisites
The Storage Center folder must be empty.
Steps
1. Expand the Dell Storage Manager menu, and then click Storage.
2. In the SC Series tab, select the Storage Center folder you want to delete.
3. Click Delete. The Delete Folder dialog box opens.
4. Click OK.
Managing Volumes
A Storage Center volume is a logical unit of storage that servers can access over a network. You can allocate more logical space to
a volume than is physically available on the
Storage Center.
Attributes That Determine Volume Behavior
When a volume is created, attributes are associated with the volume to control its behavior.
Attribute
Description
Storage Type Specifies the disk folder, tier redundancy, and data page size of
the storage used by the volume.
Storage Profile Controls the RAID type, storage tiers, and data progression
behavior for pages used by the volume.
Snapshot Profile Describes when to take periodic snapshots (also known as
point-in-time copies) for one or more volumes and the time at
which snapshots are deleted (expired).
QoS Profile Specifies a profile to apply to volumes, to potentially limit I/Os
that the volumes can perform, and also defines their relative
priority during times of congestion.
Related links
Managing Snapshot Profiles
Creating Volumes
Create volumes to present servers a logical unit of storage on a Storage Center.
NOTE: For user interface reference information, click Help.
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