Activate Devices; Clear Device Errors - Dell EMC VxFlex Ready Node User Manual
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Configuring the System using the VxFlex OS GUI
Activate devices
Clear device errors
Dell EMC VxFlex Ready Node AMS User Guide
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Procedure
1. In the Backend
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2. Right-click the Protection Domain and select Add Storage Pool.
The Add Storage Pool window is displayed.
3. Type a name in the Name box.
4. Select a media type.
All devices added to this Storage Pool must be this type of device.
5. Select an external acceleration type.
6. If you want to use Read RAM Cache, select the corresponding checkbox and
the desired Write Handling Mode.
Note:
The Read RAM Cache features are advanced features, and it is
usually recommended to accept the default values. You can configure these
features later, if necessary, using the Configure Read RAM Cache
command. For more information about Read RAM Cache features, see
"Managing RAM read cache" .
7. Click OK.
Activate a device that was inactivated, or that was added to a system using the Test
only option.
About this task
Use the Activate Device command in the following situations:
Storage devices were added to the system using the Test only option for
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Device Tests, and successfully passed the tests.
Storage devices were inactivated, and you want to bring them back online.
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Procedure
1. In one of the Backend views, navigate to the device or devices in the table, and
select the corresponding rows.
2. Right-click and select Activate.
Clear device errors.
About this task
Procedure
1. In one of the Backend views, navigate to the device in the table, and select its
row.
2. Right-click the row and select Clear Device Errors.
Storage view, select the desired Protection Domain.
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