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Volumes window
You can use the Volumes window to manage your FlexVol volumes and Infinite Volumes and to display information about these volumes.
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Command buttons
Create
Opens the Create Volume dialog box, which enables you to add a new volume.
This button is disabled if an Infinite Volume already exists.
Edit
Opens the Edit Volume dialog box, which enables you to modify a selected volume.
Delete
Deletes the selected volume or volumes.
Clone
Provides a list of clone options, including the following:
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Creates a clone of the selected volume or a clone of a file from the selected volume.
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Splits the clone from the parent volume.
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Displays information about the clone hierarchy.
This option is not available for Infinite Volumes.
Status
Changes the status of the selected volume or volumes to one of the following statuses:
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Snapshot Copies
Provides a list of Snapshot options, including the following:
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Displays the Create Snapshot dialog box, which you can use to create a new Snapshot copy of the selected volume.
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Configure
Configures the Snapshot settings.
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Restores a Snapshot copy of the selected volume.
Resize
Opens the Volume Resize wizard, which enables you to change the volume size.
This option is not available for Infinite Volumes with storage classes.
Storage Efficiency
Opens the Storage Efficiency dialog box, which you can use to manually start deduplication or to abort a running deduplication operation. This button is displayed only if deduplication is enabled on the storage system.
This option is not available for Infinite Volumes with storage classes.
Quality of Service
Opens the Quality of Service dialog box, which you can use to assign one or more volumes to a new or existing group policy.
This option is not available for Infinite Volumes.
Move
Opens the Move Volume dialog box, which you can use to move volumes from one aggregate or node to another within the same Storage Virtual Machine (SVM).
Protect by
Provides the list of data protection features that you can use to back up your data, including the following:
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The mirror option is not available for Infinite Volumes that are associated with storage classes.
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The vault option is not available for Infinite Volumes.
Refresh
Updates the information in the window.
Volume list
The volume list displays the volume name and storage information about each volume.
Name
Displays the name of the volume.
Aggregate
Displays the name of the aggregate.
Status
Displays the status of the volume.
Thin Provisioned
Displays whether space guarantee is set for the selected volume. Valid values for online volumes are Yes and No.
Type
Displays the type of volume: rw for read/write, ls for load sharing, or dp for data protection.
Root volume
Displays whether the volume is a root volume.
% Used
Displays the amount of space (in percentage) that is used in the volume.
Available Space
Displays the available space in the volume.
Total Space
Displays the total space in the volume. This includes space that is reserved for Snapshot copies.
Storage Efficiency
Displays whether deduplication is enabled or disabled for the selected volume.
Group Policy
Displays the name of the Storage QoS group policy to which the volume is assigned.
Clone
Displays whether the volume is a FlexClone volume.
Details area
The area below the volume list contains four tabs that display detailed information about the selected volume.
Details tab
Displays general information about the selected volume, such as the maximum and current file count on the volume, group policy to which the volume is assigned, and export policy. The tab also displays whether the Infinite Volume is associated with storage classes.
Space Allocation tab
Displays the allocation of space in the volume.
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Displays, in graphical format, details about the volume space.
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Displays the total data space of the volume and the space reserved for Snapshot copies.
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Displays the amount of space that is available in the volume for data and for Snapshot copies, and the total space available in the volume.
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Displays the amount of space in the volume that is used for data and for Snapshot copies, and the total volume space that is used.
The Space Allocation tab displays different information, depending on whether the volume is configured for NAS or SAN. For a NAS volume, the tab displays the following information:
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For a SAN volume, the tab displays the following information:
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Snapshot Copies tab
Displays, in tabular format, the Snapshot copies of the selected volume. This tab contains the following command buttons:
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Opens the Create Snapshot Copy dialog box, which enables you to create a new Snapshot copy of the selected volume.
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Opens the Rename Snapshot Copy dialog box, which enables you to rename a selected Snapshot copy.
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Deletes the selected Snapshot copy.
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Restores the Snapshot copy.
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Updates the information in the window.
Storage Efficiency tab
Displays information in the following panes:
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Displays, in graphical format, the volume space used by data and Snapshot copies. You can view details about the space used before and after applying storage efficiency savings.
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Displays information about deduplication properties, including whether deduplication is enabled on the volume, the deduplication status, and the current schedule. Space savings resulting from compression and deduplication applied on the data on the volume are also displayed.
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Provides details about the last-run deduplication operation on the volume.
Data Protection tab
Displays data protection information related to the volume.
If the source volume (read/write) is selected, the tab displays all the mirror and vault relationships related to the destination volume. If the destination volume (DP) is selected, the tab displays the relationship with the source details:
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Destination Storage Virtual Machine
Displays the SVM that contains the volume to which data is mirrored or vaulted in a relationship.
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Displays the volume to which data is mirrored or vaulted in a relationship.
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Displays the health of a relationship as Good or Bad.
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Displays the state of the relationship as Snapmirrored, Uninitialized or Broken Off.
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Displays the relationship status such as Idle, Transferring, or Aborting.
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Displays the type of relationship as Vault or Mirror.
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Displays the difference between the current time and the timestamp of the Snapshot copy that was last transferred successfully to the destination storage system. It indicates the time difference between the data that is currently on the source system and the latest data stored on the destination system. The value that is displayed can be positive or negative. The value is negative if the time zone of the destination system is behind the time zone of the source storage system.
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Displays the SnapMirror policy that is assigned to the relationship.
Note: If the clusters in a peer relationship are not managed by System Manager or if the credentials are invalid, then the Data Protection tab does not display the data protection relationships.


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