Specify Quality of Service (QoS) attributes to allocate the storage resources necessary to create the LUN.
You can specify a name, Storage Domain, volume group, Storage Profile, and Storage Class attributes for the LUN, as well as priority level, redundancy, capacity, and other QoS attributes, in the Quality of Service tab.
- Select Single Tier or Auto Tier.
Only select the Auto Tier option if the Storage Domain has more than one storage class.
- Click the Quality of Service tab.
- Select a Storage Domain for the LUN.
Click the ellipsis button [...] to review the available storage capacity and storage classes for each Storage Domain.
- Enter the LUN Name.
- (Optional) Select the volume group to which you want the new LUN to belong.
- From the Storage Profile drop-down list, select an existing profile or select Custom to create Storage Profile.
- Select a value for Background Copy Priority.
- Adjust the values in the Capacity and Allocated Logical Capacity fields as necessary.
- Click OK to create the LUN.
- Select or deselect Deselect Disable Reference Tag Checking .
Reference Tag Checking Indicates that the HBA bypasses the reference tag check as part of the process for ensuring data protection integrity for the LUN
- Check or clear Use as a Boot LUN.
Use as a Boot LUN specifies that the LUN is used as a boot drive in the SAN.
Clicking OK saves the LUN with the QoS settings and any attributes you set in the Mapping and Data Protection tabs.
After you have defined the
QoS attributes for the
LUN, you define mappings to the
LUN, to either specific hosts or all hosts, in the
Mapping tab.
For detailed information or definitions about the displayed data, review the Oracle Flash Storage System Administrator’s Guide.