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Add a 3PAR StoreServ system to HPE OneView and its associated Storage Pools.
1. Navigate to Storage Systems and attach to the local 3PAR StoreServ system. The 3PAR credentials are:
Note. The 3PAR terms “Virtual Domain” and “CPG” are described in the 3PAR Best Practices Guide
2. Create two volumes on 3PAR storage which will be used as VMware datastores for ESXi cluster nodes.
Note. In the simulated lab environment, it is not easy to see which Storage Pool represents the fastest storage tier. Navigate to Storage >> Storage Pools to see more information about the Storage Pools.
Create Volume Templates in OneView which will strictly enforce the volume creation process.
1. Create Volume Templates in OneView.
The templates should include the following locked settings .
Volume Template 1
Volume Template 2
2. Test the templates to prove that the volume creation process always works effectively.
Navigate to the main OneView menu >> Settings and find a setting to completely restrict the Volume Template procedure.
Note. To test the use of locked template settings you will need to create another OneView user with the Server Administrator role and login with their credentials. (You cannot perform the test as a user which uses the Infrastructure Administrator role.) To create this new user, Navigate to Appliance >> Users and Groups.
When you have completed the testing, login again as Infrastructure Administrator.
Username: Administrator
Password: Password01
1. Add a SAN manager
2. Navigate to SANs. Note that new SANs have been automatically discovered.
3. Navigate to Networks. Edit the network FC-fabric-a and associate it with VSAN20.
4. Check the fibre channel ports in the 3PAR Storage System settings. Have the array’s ports automatically connected to the SAN?
1. Navigate to Drive Enclosures and review the storage modules available in the Synergy frames.
2. Navigate to Logical JBODs and create a new Logical JBOD using any one of the drive enclosures. Create a LJBOD which uses capacity SATA HDDs. Do not select the Erase on Delete on setting.
3. Create a second LJBOD with SSDs. Select the Erase on Delete setting.
4. Review both LJBODs.