Planning Service Data (System User)

Logging in to DeviceManager

IP addresses of the management network ports

IP address to be entered in the browser address box for logging in to DeviceManager of the storage system

For a 2 U controller enclosure, the default IP addresses of the management network ports on controllers A and B are respectively 192.168.128.101 and 192.168.128.102, and the default subnet mask is 255.255.255.0.

For a 3 U or 6 U controller enclosure, the default IP addresses of the management network ports on management modules 0 and 1 are respectively 192.168.128.101 and 192.168.128.102, and the default subnet mask is 255.255.0.0.

User name and password

User name and password for logging in to DeviceManager of the storage system

Super administrator user name: admin

For details about the default password, see the OceanStor V500R007 Account List.

Creating a disk domain

Disk domain name

Name of the disk domain to be created

__________________

Disk type^a

Disk types in the disk domain, which determine the storage tiers that can be created. SSDs correspond to the high performance tier, SAS disks correspond to the performance tier, and NL-SAS disks correspond to the capacity tier.

High performance Tier (SSD)__________________

Performance Tier (SAS)__________________

Capacity Tier (NL-SAS)__________________

Creating a storage pool

Storage pool name

Name of the storage pool to be created

__________________

Storage tier^a

The storage pool can have the high performance tier, performance tier, and capacity tier.

High performance Tier (SSD)__________________

Performance Tier (SAS)__________________

Capacity Tier (NL-SAS)__________________

RAID policy^a

Each tier is configured with a specific RAID policy. The default RAID policy on DeviceManager is recommended. For example, the default RAID policy of the performance tier on DeviceManager is RAID5 4D+1P, where D indicates the data block and P indicates the parity block.

High performance Tier__________________

Performance Tier__________________

Capacity Tier__________________

Capacity^a

Capacity of each storage tier. The value must be an integer on DeviceManager.

High performance Tier__________________

Performance Tier__________________

Capacity Tier__________________

Creating a file system

File system name

If LUNs are batch created, the storage system automatically names each file system by adding four digits after your specified file system name.

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Thin enabled or not

After the function is enabled, the storage system does not allocate the configured capacity to the file system at a time. Within configured capacity, the storage system allocates the storage resource to the file system on demand, based on the actual capacity used by the host.

Yes____

No____

Capacity

Storage space size of a file system to be created

__________________

Application Scenario

The file system block size determined by the application scenario

__________________

File system quantity

Number of file systems to be created in the storage system

__________________

Owning storage pool

Storage pool to which a file system to be created belongs

__________________

Checksum

Parity switch for data integrity

Yes____

No____

Atime

Switch to update file system access time

Yes____

No____

Creating a logical port

Name of a logical port

Name of a newly created logical port

__________________

IP address type

Type of a logical port's IP address

__________________

IPv4 address or IPv6 address

IP address of a logical port set for file system service operation

__________________

Subnet mask or prefix

Subnet mask of a logical port's IPv4 address

__________________

IPv4 gateway or IPv6 gateway

IP address gateway of a logical port

__________________

Primary port

Port to which the logical port belongs, including the Ethernet port, bond port, and VLAN.

__________________

a: For OceanStor 5000F, 6000F, and 18000F series storage systems, you can only create a high-performance tier and set its RAID policy and capacity.

Logical IP address

Logical IP address used by a storage system to provide shared space for a client

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172.16.128.10

File system

File system for which a CIFS share is configured

The storage system enables you to configure a file system or its quota tree^a as a CIFS share.

FileSystem001

Share name

Name of a CIFS share

The share name:

• Must contain 1 to 80 characters.
• Cannot contain spaces or special characters including "/\[]<>+:;,?*|=.

share_for_user1

Permission

Permission of a user or user group to access a share

The permission includes:

• Full control: The user can fully control the CIFS share.
• Read-only: The user can only read the CIFS share.
• Read-write: The user can read and write the CIFS share.
• Forbidden: The user cannot access the CIFS share.

Read-only

User

User that employs local authentication in the non-domain environment

The user name:

• Cannot contain spaces or special characters including "/\[]<>+:;,?*|=@ or end with a period (.).
• Can contain case-insensitive letters. Therefore, aaaaaaaa and AAAAAAAA cannot be created at the same time.
• Cannot be the same as the name of the local authentication user group.
• Contains 8 to 32 characters by default.

test_user01

User group

User group that employs local authentication in the non-domain environment

The user group name:

• Cannot contain special characters including "/\[]<>+:;,?*|=@, or end with a period (.). If the user group name starts or ends with spaces, the spaces are not displayed after the user group name is created.
• Can contain case-insensitive letters. Therefore, aa and AA cannot be created at the same time.
• Cannot be the same as the name of the local authentication user.
• Contains 1 to 63 characters.

default_group

AD domain information

AD domain information for domain authentication

AD domain information includes:

• User name of the domain administrator: The AD domain can provide an account that has the rights to add storage systems to the domain.
• Password: password of the user.
• Full domain name: name of the AD domain
• Organization Unit: Organization unit of a type of directory objects in a domain. These objects include users, computers, printers, and other resources. After an object is added to a domain, it will be a member in the organization unit. If you do not enter anything, the storage system is added to the organization unit as Computers by default.
• System name: name of a storage system that is added to the AD domain.
• Overwrite System Name: After this option is selected, the system name that is the same as the name of the domain control server is overwritten. Then the authentication of the devices and domain control servers related to the system name is affected.

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DNS

DNS information for domain authentication

IP address of the DNS server

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a: Quota tree is a special directory of the file system. You can set a directory quota on the quota tree to manage the space used by all files under the directory.