EMC VPLEX Storage Volume Summary
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Capacity Manager > Array Capacity & Utilization > EMC VPLEX Storage Volume Summary
This report lists the VPLEX Storage Volumes, which represent the storage that is connected to back-end ports. View the capacity metrics associated with the back-end storage, including the storage volume, number of extents, health and status, and the capacity served to the VPLEX appliance.
Cluster | Name of the storage array. Links to the Array Capacity & Utilization report. |
Storage Volume | The storage array name associated with the storage volume. |
VPD83 ID | Name of the backend LUN. |
IO Status | Indicates the I/O status of the storage volume. Possible values:
alive = I/O is proceeding normally on the extent.
dead = The underlying storage volume is marked as hardware-dead.
unreachable = The underlying storage volume is unreachable. |
Operational Status | Reason for the operational status, if the status is not OK. |
Type | Indicates whether the storage volume has an associated storage volume header, and whether that header is stored on the storage volume or on a metadata volume. |
Health State | Displays an overview of the extent health. Possible values: Degraded OK Non-recoverable-error Unknown Critical failure |
Vendor | The vendor-specific name for the storage volume. |
Use | Indicates how the system is currently using the storage volume. Possible values: Use claimed meta-data unclaimed unusable used |
Capacity | The total number of bytes in the extent. This total represents the block size multiplied by the block count. |
# of Extents | The number of extents in the storage volume. |