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6.
Click Submit, and confirm task completion.
When the task completes, deleted volumes no longer appear in the Open-Unallocated or THP volume
list.
Related topics
• Unallocating volumes from hosts
• About deleting unallocated volumes
About creating a LUSE volume
A LUSE volume is collection of two or more basic volumes that have been grouped together to increase
available capacity.
If the capacity of the LUSE volumes or basic volumes that have already been allocated to hosts becomes
insufficient, you can increase capacity by adding unallocated volumes or creating LUSE volumes.
LUSE volumes are created by using volumes that belong to the same resource group, have the same
drive type, and are at the same RAID level. When using FMD/SSD flash drives in a storage system,
you can still create a LUSE volume even if the drive types are different.
Related topics
Creating a LUSE volume
Prerequisites
•
Gather the name of the target host
•
Identify the target volumes (LUSE volumes or basic volumes that are already allocated to the host).
•
Create volumes to be added
1.
On the Resources tab, select Hosts.
2.
Expand the tree and select the target OS.
3.
Select the target host from the list of hosts, and from the displayed list of volumes, select the LUSE
volume or basic volume, and then click Create LUSE Volume.
4.
Click Add Volumes.
5.
Select volumes to be added, and then click Show Plan.
6.
Verify the plan details and click Submit. The plan is submitted as a task.
7.
Verify that task completion in the list of tasks.
Information about the created LUSE volume can be verified in the list of volumes for the target host
on the Resources tab.
Related topics
• About creating a LUSE volume
Managing storage resources in a SAN environment
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