HP LeftHand P4000 Virtual SAN Appliance Software - Manual (Page 182)

Table 51 Characteristics for new SmartClone volumes (continued)
What it means SmartClone volume characteristic
more information, see “Assigning server connections access
to volumes” (page 203) .
Type of access to the volume: Read, Read/Write, None Permission
Naming SmartClone volumes
Because you may create dozens or even hundreds of SmartClone volumes, you need to plan the
naming convention for them. For information about the default naming conventions built into the
SAN/iQ software, see
“Setting naming conventions” (page 15) .
When you create a SmartClone volume, you can designate the base name for the volume. This
base name is then used with numbers appended, incrementing to the total number of SmartClone
volumes you create. For example,
Figure 72 (page 182) shows a SmartClone volume with the base
name of “C#” and 10 clones. (The number in parentheses indicates how many snapshots are
under that volume.)
Figure 72 Example of using a base name with 10 SmartClone volumes
After you designate a base name for the SmartClone volumes while you are creating them, you
can then edit individual names of SmartClone volumes in the table list, before you finish creating
them.
NOTE: Rename the SmartClone volume at the bottom of the list. Then the numbering sequence
is not disrupted.
182 SmartClone volumes