Viewing Service Set Information; Select Service Set - HPE StoreOnce 6500 User Manual

The Storage Usage provides details about the amount of data on the system.
Table 3: Storage Usage parameters
Parameter
User Data Stored
Size On Disk
Deduplication Ratio
Capacity Saved

Viewing service set information

On the lower StoreOnce main page, the screen displays parameters specific to service sets:
• Click on a service set to display status information for the services running on that set.
• Click on any column heading to change the sort order or select which columns are displayed.
• A single-couplet configuration has two Service Sets and is the minimum configuration. Additional
couplets increase Service Sets, two for each couplet, up to a maximum of eight. The following
example shows a configuration with eight Service Sets. Therefore, it has four couplets.
Table 4: Service set parameters
Field
Name
Current Node
Main Node
Failover Node
Service Set Status
Failover Status

Select service set

A service set is a collection of various services, such as VTL, NAS, Replication, and StoreOnce Catalyst.
There is one instance of each service per service set. The auto-configuration process registers and starts
a service set by launching a process on the server for each of the services.
14 Viewing service set information
Description
The amount of data written by the backup application (before deduplication)
to all stores on that service set.
The amount of disk space used to store the data deduplicated in all stores on
that service set.
The deduplication ratio.
The amount of capacity saved (as a percentage) by deduplicating the data.
Description
The name of the Service Set.
The node on which the Service Set is running. This node is normally the Main
node, unless a failover state has been invoked.
The name of the node on which the Service Set normally runs.
The name of the failover node for the Service Set.
The status of the Service Set, such as: Running, Starting, Fault, Not Started,
Stopped, or Unknown.
The failover status of the Service Set. The three possible values for each
service set are: Enabled (green), Disabled (white X), and Failed Over (red).
This field is useful when running software upgrades or after a reboot to check
the failover status of Service Sets.