SANtricity 11 Manuals (CA08872-010)
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System Manager setup
System Manager
Main interface
System Manager interface overview
View performance data
Performance graphs and guidelines
View graphical performance data
Manage interface settings
FAQs
What are the supported browsers?
What are the keyboard shortcuts?
How do performance statistics for individual volumes relate to the total?
Why does data display as zero in the graphs and table?
What does the Latency graph show?
What does the IOPS graph show?
What does the MiB/s graph show?
What does the Headroom graph show?
Where can I find more information about display preferences?
Pools and volume groups
Configure storage
Manage storage
Modify pool and group settings
Change configuration settings for a pool
Change configuration settings for a volume group
Enable or disable resource provisioning (existing volumes)
Manage SSD cache
Manage reserved capacity
Change capacity for snapshot group
Change capacity for snapshot volume
Change capacity consistency group member volume
FAQs
What are the differences between pools and volume groups?
Why would I want to manually configure a pool?
Why are capacity alerts important?
Why can’t I increase my preservation capacity?
Is there a limit on the number of drives I can remove from a pool?
What media types are supported for a drive?
Why are some drives not showing up?
How do I maintain shelf/drawer loss protection?
What is the optimal drive positioning for pools and volume groups?
What RAID level is best for my application?
What is secure-capable (Drive Security)?
What do I need to know about increasing reserved capacity?
Why can’t I choose another amount to decrease by?
Why do I need reserved capacity for each member volume?
How do I view and interpret all SSD Cache statistics?
What is optimization capacity for pools?
What is optimization capacity for volume groups?
What is resource provisioning capable?
What do I need to know about the resource-provisioned volumes feature?
Volumes and workloads
Manage volumes
Manage settings
FAQs
How does my selected workload impact volume creation?
Why aren’t these volumes associated with a workload?
Why can’t I delete the selected workload?
How do application-specific workloads help me manage my storage system?
How does providing this information help create storage?
What do I need to do to recognize the expanded capacity?
Why don’t I see all my pools and/or volume groups?
What is preferred controller ownership?
Hosts and host clusters
Configure host access
Manage hosts and clusters
Manage settings
Snapshots
Concepts
Workflow for creating snapshot images and volumes
Base volumes, reserved capacity, and snapshot groups
Create snapshots and snapshot objects
Manage snapshot images
Start snapshot image rollback for base volume
Start snapshot image rollback for snapshot consistency group member volumes
Resume snapshot image rollback
Manage snapshot consistency groups
Manage snapshot volumes
Convert snapshot volume to read-write mode
Mirroring
Async concepts
Sync concepts
Manage async mirror consistency groups
Suspend or resume synchronization
Re-sync mirror consistency group
Manage async mirrored pairs
Remove async mirror relationship
Change reserved capacity for mirrored pair volume
Complete mirrored pair for primary volumes created on legacy system
Manage sync mirrored pairs
Async FAQs
How does asynchronous mirroring differ from synchronous mirroring?
Why can’t I access my chosen mirroring feature?
What do I need to know before creating a mirror consistency group?
Asynchronous mirroring - What do I need to know before creating a mirrored pair?
What do I need to know before increasing my reserved capacity on a mirrored pair volume?
Why can’t I increase reserved capacity with my requested amount?
Why would I change this percentage?
Why do I see more than one reserved capacity candidate?
Why do I see Not Available values displayed in the table?
Why don’t I see all of my pools and volume groups?
Asynchronous mirroring - Why don’t I see all my volumes?
Asynchronous mirroring - Why don’t I see all the volumes on the remote storage system?
Sync FAQs
How does synchronous mirroring differ from asynchronous mirroring?
Synchronous mirroring - Why don’t I see all my volumes?
Synchronous mirroring - Why don’t I see all the volumes on the remote storage system?
Synchronous mirroring - What do I need to know before creating a mirrored pair?
What impact does synchronization priority have on synchronization rates?
Why is it recommended to use a manual synchronization policy?
Remote storage
Manage remote storage
Manage progress of remote storage imports
FAQs
What do I need to know before creating a remote storage connection?
Why am I being prompted to remove my remote volumes?
Why don’t I see all my volumes on my destination array?
What do I need to know about the remote volume in an import?
What do I need to know before starting a remote storage import?
Hardware components
Manage shelf components
Switch between front and back views
Manage controllers
Considerations for assigning IP addresses
Configure NTP server addresses
Configure DNS server addresses
Manage iSCSI ports
Configure iSCSI authentication
Enable iSCSI discovery settings
View iSCSI statistics packages
Manage drives
Controller FAQs
What is IPv6 stateless address auto-configuration?
Which do I choose — DHCP or manual configuration?
How do I configure my DHCP server?
Why do I need to change the controller network configuration?
Where do I get the network configuration?
When should I refresh the port configuration?
iSCSI FAQs
What happens when I use an iSNS server for registration?
Which registration methods are automatically supported for iSCSI?
How do I interpret iSER over InfiniBand statistics?
What else do I need to do to configure or diagnose iSER over InfiniBand?
Alerts
Manage SNMP alerts
Manage syslog alerts
Array settings
Configure array settings
Turn on storage system locator lights
Synchronize storage system clocks
Save storage system configuration
Configure add-on features
Drive security
Manage security keys
Switch from external to internal key management
Edit key management server settings
FAQs
What do I need to know before creating a security key?
Why do I need to define a pass phrase?
Why is it important to record security key information?
What do I need to know before backing up a security key?
What do I need to know before unlocking secure drives?
What is read/write accessibility?
What do I need to know about validating the security key?
What is the difference between internal security key and external security key management?
Access management
Concepts
Use directory services
FAQs
What do I need to know before adding a directory server?
What do I need to know about mapping to storage system roles?
Which external management tools may be affected by this change?
What do I need to know before configuring and enabling SAML?
What types of events are recorded in the audit log?
What do I need to know before configuring a syslog server?
The syslog server is no longer receiving audit logs. What do I do?
Certificates
Support
Collect diagnostic data
Manage AutoSupport
Workflow for the AutoSupport feature
Enable or disable AutoSupport features
Configure AutoSupport delivery method
Schedule AutoSupport dispatches
Manage upgrades
FAQs
What does unreadable sectors data show me?
What do the AutoSupport features do?
What type of data is collected through the AutoSupport feature?
How do I configure the delivery method for the AutoSupport feature?
What do I need to know before upgrading the SANtricity OS Software?
What do I need to know before suspending IOM auto-synchronization?
Why is my firmware upgrade progressing so slowly?
Unified Manager
Main interface
Storage systems
Settings import
Use batch imports
Upgrades
Upgrade software and firmware
Mirroring
FAQs
What do I need to know before creating a mirror consistency group?
What do I need to know before creating a mirrored pair?
Why would I change this percentage?
Why do I see more than one reserved capacity candidate?
Why don’t I see all my volumes?
Why don’t I see all the volumes on the remote storage system?
What impact does synchronization priority have on synchronization rates?
Why is it recommended to use a manual synchronization policy?
Unlock or reset locked NVMe or FIPS drives
If you insert one or more locked NVMe or FIPS drives into a storage system, you can unlock the drive data by adding the security key file associated with the drives. If you do not have a security key, you can perform a reset on each locked drive by entering its Physical Security ID (PSID) to reset its security attributes and erase the drive data.
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For the Unlock option, make sure the security key file (with an extension of
.slk) is available on the management client (the system with a browser used for accessing SANtricity System Manager). You must also know the pass phrase associated with the key. -
For the Reset option, you must find the PSID on each drive you want to reset. To locate the PSID, physically remove the drive and locate the PSID string (32 characters maximum) on the drive’s label, and then reinstall the drive.
This task describes how to unlock data in NVMe or FIPS drives by importing a security key file into the storage system. For situations where the security key is not available, this task also describes how to perform a reset on a locked drive.
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If the drive was locked using an external key management server, select Settings > System > Security key management in SANtricity System Manager to configure external key management and unlock the drive. |
You can access the Unlock feature from either the Hardware page or from Settings > System > Security key management. The task below provides instructions from the Hardware page.
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Select Hardware.
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If the graphic shows the controllers, click the Drives tab.
The graphic changes to show the drives instead of the controllers.
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Select the NVMe or FIPS drive you want to unlock or reset.
The drive’s context menu opens.
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Select Unlock to apply the security key file or Reset if you do not have a security key file.
These options only appear if you select a locked NVMe or FIPS drive.
During a Reset operation, all data is erased. Only perform a Reset if you do not have a security key. Resetting a locked drive permanently removes all data on the drive and resets its security attributes to "secure-capable," but not enabled. This operation is not reversible.
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Do one of the following:
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Unlock: In the Unlock Secure Drive dialog box, click Browse, and then select the security key file that corresponds to the drive you want to unlock. Next, enter the pass phrase, and then click Unlock.
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Reset: In the Reset Locked Drive dialog box, enter the PSID string in the field, and then type
RESETto confirm. Click Reset.For an Unlock operation, you only need to perform this operation once to unlock all the NVMe or FIPS drives. For a Reset operation, you must individually select each drive you want to reset.
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The drive is now available for use in another volume group or disk pool, or in another storage system.
