HP OneView for VMware vCenter - Manual (Page 58)

NOTE: Provisioning changes performed by the StoreFront Module for vCenter do not require a
manual cache refresh. This information is automatically updated when the provisioning operation
is complete. For more information, see
“Provisioning storage” (page 82) .
Use the following procedures to start a cache refresh immediately using HP Management or the
Storage Administrator Portal.
Using HP Management
1. Click the cache refresh icon . In the vSphere Client this icon is located in the top right
corner of any storage page.
HP Management Refresh screen displays the options available.
2. Click Continue to continue the cache refresh, or click Cancel to stop the refresh.
If you click Cancel when the refresh process is in a state where it is safe to cancel, the operation
is stopped. If it is not safe to cancel, the operation is cancelled as soon as it is safe to stop
the operation.
3. Optional: Move the cursor over the refresh status on any storage page to view the elapsed
time and estimated time remaining.
Using the Storage Administrator Portal
1. Log in to the Storage Administrator Portal.
2. Click Refresh Cache in the top right corner of the Storage Administrator Portal.
The Storage Administrator Portal displays the options shown in Figure 12 (page 58) .
Figure 12 Manual cache refresh options—Storage Administrator Portal
3. Click OK to continue the cache refresh.
4. Optional: Click Check Refresh Progress to update the elapsed time and estimated time
remaining. See
Figure 11 (page 57) .
Restarting a cache refresh
Restarting a cache refresh stops the existing refresh process and starts a new one. If a cache refresh
is in progress and changes are made that will require another refresh, use the following procedure
to start a new refresh immediately instead of waiting for the current refresh to finish.
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