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You can change the name of a tag, replace tags on existing objects in the object store, or add a different tag to new objects that you plan to add later.
About this task
Using the volume modify
command with the -tiering-object-tags
option replaces existing tags with the new value you provide.
Procedure
System Manager
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Navigate to Storage > Tiers.
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Locate a storage tier with volumes containing tags you want to modify.
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Click the Volumes tab.
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Locate the volume with tags you want to modify, and in the Object Tags column click the tag name.
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Modify the tag.
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Click Apply.
CLI
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Use the
volume modify
command with the-tiering-object-tags
option to modify an existing tag.volume modify [ -vserver <vserver name> ] -volume <volume_name> -tiering-object-tags <key1=value1> [ ,<key2=value2>, <key3=value3>,<key4=value4> ]
The following example changes the name of the existing tag type=abc to type=xyz.
vol create -volume fp_volume1 -vserver vs0 -tiering-object-tags project=fabricpool,type=xyz,content=data