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You can view system status from the Storage Plugin for vCenter or from the vSphere Client.
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Open the plugin from within the vSphere Client.
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View status from the following panels:
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Storage array status — Go to the Manage-All panel. For each discovered array, the row provides a Status column.
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Operations in progress — Click Operations on the side panel to view all long-running tasks, such as importing settings. You can also view long-running operations from the Provisioning drop-down. For each operation listed on the Operations in Progress dialog, a percentage of completion and estimated time remaining to complete the operation are shown. In some cases, you can stop an operation or place it at a higher or lower priority. If desired, use the links in the Actions column to stop or change priority for an operation.
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Read all cautionary text provided in the dialog boxes, particularly when stopping an operation. |
Operations that might appear for the plugin are listed in the following table. Additional operations might also appear in the System Manager interface.
| Operation | Possible status of the operation | Actions you can take |
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Volume create (thick pool volumes larger than 64TiB only) |
In progress |
none |
Volume delete (thick pool volumes larger than 64TiB only) |
In progress |
none |
Add capacity to pool or volume group |
In progress |
none |
Change a RAID level for a volume |
In progress |
none |
Reduce capacity for a pool |
In progress |
none |
Check the time remaining on an instant availability format (IAF) operation for pool volumes |
In progress |
none |
Check the data redundancy of a volume group |
In progress |
none |
Initialize a volume |
In progress |
none |
Increase capacity for a volume |
In progress |
none |
Change segment size for a volume |
In progress |
none |