Celerra AVM pools are neither thin or thick themselves.
You have the choice to fully or virtually provision a file system when you create it.
Or you can use Clariion CX4 virtually provisioned LUNs as a basis for the Celerra storage - there you just need the Clariion VP license, create Clariion VP pool and LUNs per best-practices and they get put into a special pool on the Celerra that gets called _
Rainer_EMC
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Posted July 30th, 2010 03:00
Hi,
what do you mean ?
Celerra AVM pools are neither thin or thick themselves.
You have the choice to fully or virtually provision a file system when you create it.
Or you can use Clariion CX4 virtually provisioned LUNs as a basis for the Celerra storage - there you just need the Clariion VP license, create Clariion VP pool and LUNs per best-practices and they get put into a special pool on the Celerra that gets called _
Rainer