HP StorageWorks 8000 NAS - Manual (Page 85)

Managing Your Storage 83
M
ana
ging
Yo
ur St
ora
ge
6 Click OK to create the new volume group.
You are now ready to create file volumes and place data in those volumes.
Note If you have a high-availability NAS solution, you must assign
the volume group to a package before you can perform any
further storage configuration. The only way to activate a volume
group is to start the package to which you have assigned the
volume group.
Editing a Volume Group
The Edit Volume Group dialog box lets you:
■ Rename a volume group
■ Extend the size of an existing volume group
To edit a volume group:
1 In the Command View NAS web interface, click the Storage tab.
2 Navigate down the tree and select Volume Groups.
3 Select the volume group you want to rename by clicking the row.
4 Select Actions > Edit Selected Volume Group.
— To rename a volume group: Enter a new name for the volume group in
the dialog box.
— To extend the size of the volume group: A table lists the LUNs that are
already a part of the volume group and ones that are available. From
the available LUNs list, select the LUN to add to the volume group, then
click Add. You can add as many LUNs as are available to the volume
group.
5 Click OK.
Note You cannot de-allocate LUNs that are already a part of the
volume group.