Editing a logical volume, Deleting a logical volume – HP Surestore NAS User Manual
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Editing a Logical Volume
To edit the logical volumes that exist on your HP NAS VA:
1. Using the NAS web interface, click the Storage tab.
2. Navigate down the System Storage tree to the Advanced Setup > Local Storage section and
select Logical Vols/Volume Groups.
A table displays the following information for every logical volume:
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Logical volume name
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Volume group of which the logical volume is a part
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Mount point
You can click on a column heading to sort items in that column. The Actions button in the upper
left corner lets you:
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Force a hardware rescan (slow)
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View detailed information about a selected logical volume
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Mount a selected logical volume
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Unmount a selected logical volume
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Delete a logical volume
Caution:
Deleting a logical volume destroys all the data on that volume. This procedure
cannot be reversed. Therefore, remove all crucial data before you delete the volume.
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Extend the size of a logical volume
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Reduce the size of a logical volume
Please read more about managing logical volumes and volume groups.
Deleting a Logical Volume
When you delete a logical volume, the volume group reclaims the space it used.
Caution:
Deleting a logical volume destroys all the data on that volume. This procedure
cannot be reversed. Therefore, remove all crucial data before you delete the
volume.
A complete management suite is available to manage your logical volumes and volume groups.
More help is available at Managing Logical Volumes and Volume Groups.