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NetApp HCI User Manual

NetApp HCI
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https://[management node IP address]
2. Log in to NetApp Hybrid Cloud Control by providing the NetApp HCI storage cluster administrator
credentials.
3. In the left navigation blue box, select the NetApp HCI installation.
The Hybrid Cloud Control Dashboard appears.
4. In the left navigation, select the cluster and select Storage > Volumes.
5. On the Volumes page, use the following options:
a. Filter the results by clicking the Filter icon.
b. Hide or show columns by clicking the Hide/Show icon.
c. Refresh data by clicking the Refresh icon.
d. Download a CSV file by clicking on the Download icon.
6. Monitor the Used capacity column. If Warning, Error, or Critical thresholds are reached, the color
represents the used capacity status:
a. Warning - Yellow
b. Error - Orange
c. Critical - Red
7. From the Volumes view, click the tabs to see additional details about the volumes:
a. Access Groups: You can see the volume access groups that are mapped from initiators to a collection
of volumes for secured access.
See information about volume access groups.
b. Accounts: You can see the user accounts, which enable clients to connect to volumes on a node.
When you create a volume, it is assigned to a specific user account.
See information about NetApp HCI user accounts.
c. Initiators: You can see the iSCSI initiator IQN or Fibre Channel WWPNs for the volume. Each IQN
added to an access group can access each volume in the group without requiring CHAP

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NetApp HCI Specifications

General IconGeneral
Product TypeHyperconverged Infrastructure (HCI)
Data ServicesData protection, encryption
Connectivity10 GbE, 25 GbE, 40 GbE, 100 GbE
Hypervisor SupportVMware vSphere
Management NodeIncluded in the solution
Storage MediaSSD and HDD
Node TypesCompute nodes, storage nodes
Storage ProtocolsiSCSI
Data ReductionDeduplication, compression, thin provisioning
High AvailabilityBuilt-in redundancy

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