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HP StorageWorks All-in-One SB600c Storage Blade User Manual

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Notes

Description

Item

For more information about RAID
levels, see “

Customizing RAID

levels

” on page 29.*

Hard drive formatting that provides different
levels of performance, capacity, and data
protection.

RAID Level

ASM provides the following general
values: small (8 kB), medium (16
kB), and large (64 kB).*

The number of bytes or kilobytes of data in each
RAID stripe (block of data). The RAID stripe size
selected affects performance. For the best
performance, select the stripe size closest to the
size of the files being saved.

RAID Stripe Size

The percent full warning threshold
is set by default to 80%. Percent full

The percent full value that when reached
changes the storage status to Warning and

Percent Full Warning
Threshold

warning threshold values are

issues a warning alert. The warning indicates

ASM-specific; percent full warning

that storage use has surpassed the percentage

threshold values selected in the

full value. For example, if you enter 75%, you
see a warning (yellow asterisk) in the content
pane when storage is at 75 percent full.

Quota Management MMC snap-in
are not adopted by ASM. However,
all other Quota Management MMC
snap-in settings are adopted by
ASM. See “

Setting a percent full

warning threshold

” on page 30.

For Exchange and SQL Server,
ASM default values specify

Data is stored on hard drives dedicated to
storing only the data for the application

Exclusive Storage

exclusive storage for log files, which

component, user-defined application, or shared

according to storage best practices,
should be isolated from other
application storage areas.*

folder you are configuring. The number of hard
drives dedicated depends on the allocated
space size and other advanced storage
configuration settings selected for the item you
are configuring. Exclusive storage is required
by some applications for the storage of specific
types of data.

This item is available for shared
folders only. See “

Enforcing an

allocated storage limit for shared
folders

” on page 30.

Sets an enforced quota for the amount of storage
available to a shared folder. When the storage
space allocated to a shared folder is full, no
further data can be saved to the shared folder.

Enforce Allocated
Limit (Quota)

A hot spare is assigned at the array
level. A LUN that does not require

A hot spare is a hard drive reserved as a spare
for storage space configured as RAID 1, 1+0,

Hot Spare Required

a hot spare may be assigned one
anyway if another LUN on the same
array requires a hot spare.

5, or 6. A hot spare automatically replaces a
hard drive when it fails. When the failed hard
drive is replaced, its replacement becomes the
new hot spare.

You are able to choose SAS, (Serial
Attached SCSI) SATA, (Serial

Type of physical disk to add for the hot spare

Physical Disk Type

Advanced Technology Attachment)
or SCSI (Small Computer System
Interface) for a physical disk type.

*After you have allocated and configured storage for an application component, user-defined application,
or shared folder using a wizard, you can change the allocated space size, change the percent full warning
threshold, and change the enforced allocated limit (shared folders only). However, you cannot change the
RAID level, RAID stripe size, Hot Spares, or Exclusive Storage settings. This is due to the nature of how hard
drives work.

Hosting storage for applications and shared folders

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