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Viewing virtual volume mapping – HP 3PAR Application Software Suite for VMware User Manual

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Table 6 Storage System Information Summary

Value

General

Name of storage system

System name:

Model of storage system

System model:

Storage system serial number

Serial number:

Storage system ID number

System ID:

World Wide Name of storage system

System WWN:

Number of nodes available in storage system

Number of nodes:

Nodes appearing online

Nodes online:

Login user

Logged on as:

NOTE:

You can login to a different Storage System credential by right-clicking the specific

Storage System and select Logout. Logging out does not remove the cached credential for
auto login. Refer

“User Authentication” (page 14)

for more information.

Figure 37 Logging In a Storage System

Viewing Virtual Volume Mapping

When logged in, you can view virtual volumes on the vCenter Server Virtual Machines (VMs) or
Datastores.

NOTE:

You can also view virtual volumes at the datacenter, cluster, and ESX host level. See

“HP

3PAR Views in the vSphere Client” (page 16)

for details.

1.

In the main menu navigation, click Home.

2.

Under Inventory, click VMs and Templates or Datastores (

Figure 38 (page 57)

).

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Logging On and Working with Virtual Volumes