As Bvienneau stated that is the correct way to change your storage profile. Also if you enable manual storage mode you will not be able to disable it. When it comes to manual storage mode yes you have more options in your configuration & more details but also in running manual storage mode override the stripe width set in the system priorities.
Please let us know if you have any other questions.
Click the top level of the navigation tree then you should have the "Configure My Volume Defaults" option. Select that and then the Advanced tab, check the "Allow Storage Profile Selection" checkbox and click OK. That'll show you the Storage Profiles under the Storage section now. From there you can create your own profiles.
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Posted July 24th, 2015 09:00
Hello BijeshK,
As Bvienneau stated that is the correct way to change your storage profile. Also if you enable manual storage mode you will not be able to disable it. When it comes to manual storage mode yes you have more options in your configuration & more details but also in running manual storage mode override the stripe width set in the system priorities.
Please let us know if you have any other questions.