Suspected De-provisioned Hosts Version 9.2.00

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Sometimes LUNs have been assigned to a host, but later, that host is re-assigned or de-provisioned. Often when hosts are retired, their storage is not given back to the pool and that storage remains unused.

Capacity Manager identifies suspected de-provisioned hosts by determining data staleness—that is, finding hosts for which data has not been collected within the specified time period. The default period is 14 days, however, you can choose from 3 days to a year for the report’s time period. Hosts in this list deserve further investigation to determine if they truly have been de-provisioned.

Name	The name of the logical unit (LUN).
RAID Type	The RAID type of the volume group.
Array Group	The array group from which this host.
Storage Array	The name of the array on which the host’s application is consuming storage.
Capacity	Capacity of the LUN.
Estimated Used	Estimated capacity that is in use.
Estimated Available	Estimated capacity available for this host.
Mount Point Used	Amount of storage used by the mount point.
Host	Host name.
Host LUN	The LUN on which this storage is located
Mount Point	The mount point for the filesystem.
Filesystem	The filesystem that is consuming storage.
Volume Group	The volume group associated with this host.
Host Storage Domain	The storage domain associated with this host.
Array Port WWN	The worldwide names that identify the array ports.