Custom reports, Viewing storage array capacity, Viewing storage capacity for all arrays – HP Systems Insight Manager User Manual
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Storage Ports—All Storage Hosts
lists port information for all storage host HBAs.
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Storage Ports—All Storage Switches
lists port information for all storage switches.
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Changer Devices—All Tape Libraries
lists the name, firmware version, and status for all tape libraries.
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Media Access Devices—All Tape Libraries
lists the name, firmware version, and status for all tape
libraries.
NOTE:
See
for instructions on viewing existing reports.
Custom reports
See
for instructions on creating custom reports.
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Viewing storage array capacity
HP Systems Insight Manager (HP SIM) enables you to view capacity details for storage arrays.
Viewing storage capacity for all arrays
To view storage capacity for all arrays, run the Storage Device Capacity-All Storage Arrays report. See
for instructions.
Viewing storage capacity for a single array
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In the System and Event Collections panel, expand Systems, Shared, Systems by Type, Storage
Systems
, and All Storage Arrays.
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Select a storage array.
3.
Click the
icon next to Capacity Information.
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Viewing storage system reports
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Storage integration using SMI-S
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System tab for a storage array
Changes to HP SIM storage functionality when HP Storage Essentials is installed
If HP Storage Essentials is installed, the following changes occur within HP Systems Insight Manager (HP
SIM):
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HP Storage Essentials items are added to the Tools, Deploy, Optimize, Reports, Tasks & Logs,
and Options menus. See your HP Storage Essentials documentation for details about these menu items.
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A shared collection called Storage Essentials Systems is added to the Systems & Events panel.
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The following collections are included under Storage Essentials Systems: All SE Systems, SE
Servers
, SE Switches, SE Storage Arrays, SE Tape Libraries, and SE Cluster Nodes.
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