Hitachi Command Suite 8 User Guide

Click Manage File System . In the SMU dialog box, delete the file
system, and then skip to step 5.
3. Click  Submit.
If the task is scheduled to run immediately, the process begins.
4. (Optional) Check the progress and result of the task on the  Tasks &
Alerts  tab. Click the task name to view details of the task.
5. From the  All File Servers  list of file systems, verify the deleted file
system.
Result
The file system you deleted no longer appears in the list of file servers.
Adding NAS Platform file...

Click Add CIFS Share  or Add NFS Export , depending on the
protocol of the file share you are adding. In the  SMU dialog box, add
the file share, and skip to step 7.
4. Click  Show Plan  and confirm that the information in the plan summary
is correct. If changes are required, click  Back.
5. Click  Submit.
If the task is scheduled to run immediately, the process begins.
6. (Optional) Check the progress and result of the task on the  Tasks &
Alerts  tab. Click the task name to view details of the task.
7....

2.From the tree, select the target cluster or file server.
3. From the tree, select the target EVS, and on the  Shares/Exports tab,
select the file share you want to modify.
4. Change the file share settings depending on the version of Hitachi NAS
Platform:
• Hitachi NAS Platform v11.1 or later: Click  Edit Share/Export , specify the required items, and skip to step
5.
• Hitachi NAS Platform versions earlier than 11.1:
From the list of file shares, select the file share you want to modify,
and click...

• Hitachi NAS Platform versions earlier than 11.1:Click  Manage Share/Export . In the SMU dialog box, delete the file
share, and then skip to step 6.
4. Click  Submit.
If the task is scheduled to run immediately, the process begins.
5. (Optional) Check the progress and result of the task on the  Tasks &
Alerts  tab. Click the task name to view details of the task.
6. On the  Shares/Exports  tab, verify the deleted file shares.
Result The file shares you deleted no longer appear in the list of file...

• Delete a file systemYou can delete file systems that are no longer required. Volumes used by
those file systems can be reused for other file systems. If you do not reuse
volumes for new file systems, consider releasing the volume allocation
from the file server, after deleting the file systems, so the volume can be
used elsewhere.
• Add file shares You can add file shares in response to a request from a file server user.
Check the purpose of the file shares or the free capacity of the file
systems, and...

• Register a file serverBy setting Device Manager information in HFSM, file server information
managed in HFSM is sent to Device Manager to register file servers to be
managed by Device Manager.
• Allocate volumes Use Device Manager to allocate volumes to a file server. If HFSM v3.2 or a later version and Device Manager are installed on the
same server, volumes that match the requirements can be automatically allocated when the file system is created.
• Create a file system Create a file system and a...

Related concepts
•
About managing Hitachi NAS Platform F and Hitachi Data Ingestor file
systems and shares  on page 254
Related tasks
•
Creating HNAS F or HDI file systems (HFSM v3.2 or later)  on page 257
•
Creating HDI file systems (HFSM v3.1)  on page 258
•
Changing HNAS F or HDI file system settings (HFSM v3.1 or later)  on page
259
•
Registering file servers  on page 78
•
Allocating volumes to selected file servers  on page 194
Related references
•
File share configuration examples  on page 260...

6.Select the target cluster, and on the  File Systems tab, verify the created
file system. Select the target file system, and then on the  Shares tab,
verify the created file share.
Result
The file system and file shares are created on the file server.
For details about the requirements for the environment settings of the file server, see the  Hitachi Command Suite Administrator Guide .
Related tasks •
Changing HNAS F or HDI file system settings (HFSM v3.1 or later)  on page
259
•
Deleting HNAS F or HDI...

Result
The HDI file system is created on the file server.
For details about the requirements for the environment settings of the file server, see the  Hitachi Command Suite Administrator Guide .
Related tasks •
Changing HNAS F or HDI file system settings (HFSM v3.1 or later)  on page
259
•
Deleting HNAS F or HDI file systems  on page 260
Related references
•
Workflow for providing HNAS F and HDI file shares (HFSM)  on page 255
•
File share configuration examples  on page 260
Changing HNAS F or HDI file...

Deleting HNAS F or HDI file systemsYou can delete HNAS F or HDI file systems when they are no longer needed.Save required data prior to deleting the file system.
Prerequisites
Identify the name of the target file system.
Procedure 1. On the  Resources  tab, from the tree, select  File Servers, and then
select  All File Servers .
2. From the list of file systems, select the file system that you want to
delete.
You can delete the file systems of HFSM v3.2 or later and HFSM v3.1.
3. Click  Delete File...