Refer to "4.6.4.22 Capacity Management of Thin Provisioning Pool".
Depending on the size of the available capacity of the Thin Provisioning Pool, perform the expansion of the capacity of the Thin
Provisioning Pool with the following steps.
2. Expand the capacity of the Thin Provisioning Pool.
Perform the expansion of the capacity of the Thin Provisioning Pool from the Web Console.
See
Refer to the "Expand Capacity of/Format/Change Threshold Value of/Delete Thin Provisioning Pool" in the
ETERNUS SF Web
Console Guide
to expand capacity.
A disk that is not being used is necessary to expand the capacity of the Thin Provisioning Pool. Add more disks as needed before
performing the extension of the capacity.
Refer to the manual included with the ETERNUS Disk storage system for information on how to add disks.
4.6.4.24 Deleting of NAS Environment
The steps for deleting the NAS environment will be explained.
The deletion is performed with the following steps.
Table 4.4 Dismantling of NAS Environment
Order Item Title of Sections Listed in Web Console Guide
1 Disable NAS Snapshot Set/Change/Release NAS Snapshot
2 Deleting Authentication Server Configure Authentication Server
3 Deleting DNS Server Configure DNS Server
4 Deleting Antivirus Server Add/Change/Delete Antivirus Server
5 Deleting NAS Interface Delete NAS Interface
6 Deleting Copy Pair Add/Display/Delete Copy Pair
7 Deleting Copy Group Create/Display/Delete Copy Group
8 Deleting Shared Folder Delete Shared Folder
9 Deleting Volume for NAS Delete Volume
Note
When these steps are implemented, the NAS environment is deleted. All the data that had been stored on the NAS volume and the
NAS backup volume will be deleted. Do not implement this step except when deleting the NAS environment.
Disable NAS Snapshot
Disables the settings for NAS snapshot.
When dismantling the NAS environment, disable the NAS snapshot settings for all of the NAS volumes. When disabling the NAS
snapshot settings individually, specify the target NAS volume and delete.
Note
When disabling the NAS snapshot settings, the snapshots already captured are discarded. The NAS snapshot volumes are also deleted.
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