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Along with specific component details, the showinventory command also displays the following

information:

• Part number

• Serial number

• Assembly part number

• Assembly serial number

• Spare part number

• Model name

• Revision

110 Monitoring System and Physical Disk Capacity

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- Table of Contents3
1 Installing the HP 3PAR Command Line Interface12
- About the HP 3PAR Command Line Interface12
- Supported Platforms12
- System Requirements12
- Disk Space Requirements12
- Installation12
- Troubleshooting the Installation14
- Removing the HP 3PAR CLI14
  - On Windows14
  - On Solaris and Linux14
- Scripting Considerations14
2 Managing User Accounts and Connections16
- Learning about User Accounts16
  - Default User Accounts17
  - Authenticating and Authorizing CLI Users17
- User Roles16
- Viewing User Roles and Rights17
- Creating Users18
- Viewing Users19
- Adding Users to a Domain20
- Removing a User's Default Domain20
- Removing Users20
- Removing Users from a Domain20
- Setting a User's Default Domain20
- Configuring LDAP Connections21
- Removing a User's Current Domain21
- Removing User Connections21
- Setting a User's Current Domain21
- Viewing User Connections21
- Configuring LDAP Connections on Systems Using Domains38
3 Running the HP 3PAR Command Line Interface41
- Global Options and Environment Variables41
- Stand-Alone Commands52
- Ssh52
4 Managing HP 3PAR Virtual Domains58
- Overview58
- Default Domains58
- Creating a Domain58
- Viewing Domains59
- Modifying a Domain59
  - Changing a Domain Name59
  - Adding Comments to a Domain59
- Removing a Domain59
- Managing Domain Objects60
  - Moving Domain Objects to Another Domain60
  - Removing the Domain Association from a Domain Object60
- Managing Virtual Domain Autonomic Groups60
5 Managing Ports and Hosts63
- Overview63
- Modifying Port Parameters63
  - FC Port Settings64
  - Iscsi Port Settings65
- Port Target, Initiator, and Peer Modes65
- Active and Inactive Hosts66
- Managing Hosts66
  - Host Management CLI Commands66
- Creating Hosts67
- Modifying Hosts68
- Moving, Removing, and Disconnecting Hosts69
- Removing Host Paths70
- Managing Host Autonomic Groups71
- Managing Host Personas72
- The Host Explorer Software Agent73
- Hosts and Virtual Domains73
- Using Persistent Ports for Nondisruptive Online Software Upgrades74
6 Managing Cpgs and Virtual Volumes78
- Overview78
- Common Provisioning Groups78
  - Growth Increment Considerations for Common Provisioning Groups78
  - System Guidelines for Creating Common Provisioning Groups79
- Common Provisioning Group CLI Commands79
- Creating a Common Provisioning Group80
- Modifying a Common Provisioning Group80
  - Setting Snapshot Space Usage Warnings80
  - Setting a Common Provisioning Group's Autogrow Size80
  - Consolidating Common Provisioning Group Space81
  - Removing a Common Provisioning Group81
- Virtual Volume Types81
  - Fully Provisioned Virtual Volumes82
  - Thinly Provisioned Virtual Volumes82
- Virtual Volume CLI Commands82
- Creating Virtual Volumes83
  - Creating Fully Provisioned Virtual Volumes83
  - Creating Thinly Provisioned Virtual Volumes83
- Modifying Virtual Volumes84
- Growing Virtual Volumes84
- Converting Virtual Volumes Online84
  - Converting Fully Provisioned Virtual Volumes to Thinly Provisioned Virtual Volumes85
  - Converting Thinly Provisioned Virtual Volumes to Fully Provisioned Virtual Volumes85
- Reducing Volume Size with HP 3PAR Thin Conversion Software85
  - Manually Converting a Fully Provisioned Virtual Volume to a Thinly Provisioned Virtual Volume86
- Reducing Volume Size with HP 3PAR Thin Persistence Software86
- Managing Virtual Volume Autonomic Groups87
  - Creating Virtual Volume Sets87
  - Adding Virtual Volumes to Virtual Volume Sets87
  - Modifying Virtual Volume Sets87
  - Removing Virtual Volume Sets87
- Freeing Virtual Volume Snapshot Space88
- Setting Expiration Times for Virtual Volumes88
- Setting Retention Times for Virtual Volumes88
- Removing Virtual Volumes89
- Validating and Repairing Virtual Volumes90
- Exporting Virtual Volumes90
  - Creating VLUN Templates90
- Unexporting Virtual Volumes91
  - Removing a Host Sees or Host Set VLUN Template91
  - Removing a Port Presents VLUN Template92
  - Removing a Matched Set VLUN Template92
- Virtual Domains, Cpgs, and Virtual Volumes92
  - Creating a Common Provisioning Group in a Domain92
  - Creating Virtual Volumes in a Virtual Domain93
  - Modifying Virtual Volumes in Domains93
  - Growing Virtual Volumes in Domains94
  - Freeing Virtual Volume Snapshot Space in Domains94
  - Exporting Virtual Volumes in Domains94
    - Creating VLUN Templates in a Specific Domain94
    - Creating VLUN Templates in the All Domain94
  - Moving a Common Provisioning Group to a Domain94
7 Managing Virtual Volume Copies95
- Virtual Copies95
- Physical Copies97
- Snapshots and Domains100
  - Moving Snapshots101
8 Creating and Applying Templates102
- Overview102
- Creating Templates102
- Applying Templates102
  - Creating Virtual Volumes and Logical Disks Using a Template103
  - Creating a Common Provisioning Group Using a Template103
- Modifying Templates103
9 Monitoring System and Physical Disk Capacity105
- Overview105
- System Capacity105
  - Determining Total System Capacity105
  - Determining System Capacity by Physical Disk Type106
- Physical Disk Capacity106
- Spare Chunklets107
  - Viewing Spare Chunklets108
  - Logical Disks and Chunklet Initialization109
- Recovering Failed RAID Sets109
- Viewing Hardware Inventory109
10 Data Encryption111
- Supported Configurations112
- Data Encryption Licensing112
- Restrictions113
- Using Self-Encrypting Disks113
1 Managing Events and Alerts118
- Overview118
- Checking the Status of a System118
- Monitoring and Managing Alerts118
- Setting System Alerts118
  - Setting the Raw Space Threshold Alert119
- Monitoring and Managing the Event Log119
  - Viewing the Event Log120
  - Removing the Event Log120
- Stopped Logical Disks and Missing Physical Disks120
  - Preserved Data120
12 Viewing Statistics and Histograms121
- Overview121
- Viewing Statistics121
- Viewing Histograms124
13 Managing Tasks126
- Overview126
- Task Manager126
- Task Types130
- System Scheduler137
14 Adaptive Optimization140
- Adaptive Optimization Conversion141
- Creating an Adaptive Optimization Configuration142
- Displaying an Adaptive Optimization Setting144
- Modifying an Adaptive Optimization Configuration144
- Removing an Adaptive Optimization Configuration146
15 HP Priority Optimization147
- Requirements147
- Virtual Volume Sets147
- Applying Quality of Service Rules151
- Using HP 3PAR Priority Optimization154
16 Using the HP 3PAR SNMP Infrastructure167
- Overview167
- The HP 3PAR SNMP Agent167
  - Locating the HP 3PAR MIB167
  - Alertnotify Traps167
- Registering an SNMP Manager167
- Creating Snmpv3 Users168
- Viewing Snmpv3 Users169
- Removing Snmpv3 Users169
- Modifying SNMP Versions169
17 Using Mysnapshot170
- Overview170
- About Mysnapshot170
- Setting Administrative Rights170
- Replacing Virtual Volume Snapshots170
  - Replacing a Read-Only Snapshot171
  - Replacing a Read-Write Snapshot171
18 Performance Tuning173
- Analyzing and Tuning a System173
- Displaying Virtual Volume Space Distribution174
- Tuning and Modifying Virtual Volumes174
- Troubleshooting Modifying Virtual Volumes177
  - Rolling Back a Volume Modification Task177
  - Restarting a Volume Modification Task177
- Tuning Physical Disks177
- Compacting Logical Disks178
- Compacting Common Provisioning Groups179
19 Support and Other Resources180
- Contacting HP180
- HP 3PAR Documentation180
- Typographic Conventions183
- HP 3PAR Branding Information183
20 Documentation Feedback184
A Mapping Roles and Rights185
- 3PAR AO Role185
- 3PAR RM Role185
- Basic Edit Role186
- Browse Role188
- Create Role188
- Edit Role189
- Service Role191
- Super Role192
B Mapping Rights and CLI Commands197
- Mapping Rights and CLI Commands 197197
Index201

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