Network-attached storage is a file-level storage architecture that makes stored data more accessible to networked devices.
About this task
See
Understanding PowerMax File for storage systems for an overview of PowerMax File.
Click
in the upper right corner to see a
Initial Configuration
window that outlines the configuration sequence. An overview of this configuration sequence is provided in
Understanding PowerMax File for storage systems.
Steps
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Select a storage system that supports PowerMax File.
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Select
.
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Select
SNAPSHOT POLICIES.
The following properties display:
- Name—Policy name
- NAS Server—ID of NAS server
- File Systems—Number of file systems that are attached to the policy
- Sync Replicated—Indication of sync replicated
- Enabled—Indication that snapshot policy is enabled or disabled.
- Health Indicator—Health indicator
Click

to view the following properties:
- Name—Policy name
- NAS Server—ID of NAS server
- File Systems—Number of file systems that are attached to the policy
- Sync Replicated—Indication of sync replicated
- Enabled—Indication that snapshot policy is enabled or disabled.
- Recovery Point Objective—Recovery Point Objective of the policy
- File Snapshot Access Type—Snapshot Access Type
- Retention Time—Retention Time of the Snapshots taken
- Hourly Interval Offset—Offset value (if any) for hourly intervals
- Alerts—Related alerts
The following controls are available: