Moving a Host to a Different Host Group

1In the AMW, select the Mappings tab, select the host node in the Topology pane.

2Perform one of these actions:

•Select Mappings→ Move.

•Right-click the host node, and select Move from the pop-up menu. The Move Host dialog appears.

3In the Select host group, select the host group to which you want to move the host.

The Move Host Confirmation dialog appears.

4Click Yes.

The host is moved to the selected host group with the following mappings:

•The host retains the specific virtual disk mappings assigned to it.

•The host inherits the virtual disk mappings assigned to the host group to which it is moved.

•The host loses the virtual disk mappings assigned to the host group from which it was moved.

Removing a Host Group

1In the AMW, select the Mappings tab, select the host node in the Topology pane.

2Perform one of these actions:

•Select Mappings→ Remove.

•Right-click the host node, and select Remove from the pop-up menu. The Remove dialog is displayed.

3Click Yes.

The selected host group is removed.

For more information, see the PowerVault Modular Disk Storage Manager online help topics.

Configuration: About Your Host

MD3620F, MD3600f specifications

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Models: MD3620F MD3600f