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September 5th, 2016 06:00

PS6100X Storage Pool capacity Alerts

Hello, 

I would like to change the Threshold of the capacity alerts for an EQUALLOGIC group but cannot seem to find any info. Can anyone help?

Cheers

Darren

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September 6th, 2016 09:00

Hello Darren, 

 Can you be a little more specific?   I'm guessing this alert is coming from SANHQ?   If so then most thresholds can be modified. 

 If from the array, is it complaining about a volume or the group?   Posting a screenshot of the error would be helpful. 

 Regards, 

Don 

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September 22nd, 2016 05:00

Hello Don,

It's coming via an email alert from what appears to be the group itself. 

 

http://192.168.32.130/

 

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WARNING event from storage array SWYT-PS6100X-3

subsystem: MgmtExec

    event: 8.3.65

     time: Thu Sep 22 00:00:00 2016

 

Free space is below threshold of 15 percent for pool AutoTier. Default Snapshot Schedule will run with max-keep set to 1.

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September 22nd, 2016 07:00

Hello, 

 OK, this makes more sense.  If you look at the last sentence, it's actually referring to the "Default Snapshot Schedule"   It's not worded greatly..  

Another way this could be written is:

 "Because the freespace is below 15%, the Default Scheduler will only keep one snapshot" 

A new feature in 8.x, is a system snapshot schedule that runs at Midnight, with a max keep of 2. 

So any volume that has snapshot reserve, but does not already have snapshots, the system will create one for you.  It's very similar to a feature in Compellent,, which inspired this. 

 At the CLI, you can change the time, or disable that default snapshot schedule. 

GrpName>grpparams default-snapshot-sched ?
disable - Disables the default snapshot schedule.
enable - Enables the default snapshot schedule.
show - Displays the current values of the default snapshot sche
dule.
start-time - Set the default snapshot schedule's start time.
GrpName> grpparams default-snapshot-sched disable

If you not using snapshots you can also set the reserve on each volume to zero.  This will return that space to free space. 

Regards, 

Don 

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