Administrator Guide

• For the database partition, select Hard Disk 3.
4. Modify the Provision Size of the disk to one of the suggested sizes.
• For the EM partition, change the disk size to 10 GB, 20 GB, or 40GB.
• For the database partition, change the disk size to 20 GB, 40 GB, or 80GB.
5. Click OK.
The server expands the disk size.
6. Click Open Console to launch the console for the Storage Manager Virtual Appliance.
7. Log in to the Storage Manager Virtual Appliance.
8. Press 2 then Enter to enter the Conguration menu.
9. Press 6 then Enter to start the resize partition setup.
10. Select which partition to expand.
• Press 1 then Enter to select the EM partition.
• Press 2 then Enter to select the database partition.
The Storage Manager Virtual Appliance expands the partition to the available size of the disk.
View a Summary of the Conguration Settings
In the Storage Manager Virtual Appliance CLI you can view a summary of the Storage Manager Virtual Appliance conguration
settings. Use this to determine which settings to modify.
1. Using the VMware vSphere Client, launch the console for the Storage Manager Virtual Appliance.
2. Log in to the Storage Manager Virtual Appliance.
3. Press 2 then Enter to enter the Conguration menu.
4. Press 7 then Enter.
A summary of the conguration settings appears.
5. Press Enter to exit the menu.
View Diagnostic Information for the Virtual Appliance
Using the Diagnostic menu in the Storage Manager Virtual Appliance CLI you can view information used to diagnose network
connectivity issues with the Storage Manager Virtual Appliance.
Ping an IP Address
Use the Storage Manager Virtual Appliance to ping an IP address from the Storage Manager Virtual Appliance.
1. Using the VMware vSphere Client, launch the console for the Storage Manager Virtual Appliance.
2. Log in to the Storage Manager Virtual Appliance.
3. Press 3 then Enter to enter the Diagnostics menu.
4. Press 1 to Ping an IPv4 address or press 2 to ping an IPv6 address. Then press Enter.
5. Type the host name or IP address you want to ping.
6. Press Enter.
The Storage Manager Virtual Appliance CLI displays the results of the Ping.
7. Press Enter to return the Diagnostics menu.
View Routing Information
Use the Storage Manager Virtual Appliance CLI to view routing information for the Storage Manager Virtual Appliance.
1. Using the VMware vSphere Client, launch the console for the Storage Manager Virtual Appliance.
2. Log in to the Storage Manager Virtual Appliance.
3. Press 3 then Enter to enter the Diagnostics menu.
4. Press 3 then Enter.
A table showing routing information appears.
818
Data Collector Management