HP XP P9500 Owner's Manual page 14

High capacity high performance disk array
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Table 4 Performance management features and functions
Feature
Cache Residency
Performance Monitor
Parallel Access Volumes
Table 5 Provisioning features and functions for Open systems
Feature
Smart Tiers
LUN Manager
LUN Expansion
Thin Provisioning
Virtual LVI
Data Retention
Table 6 Provisioning features and functions for Mainframe
Feature
Virtual LVI
Volume Security for
Mainframe
Volume Retention
Table 7 Data replication features and functions
Feature
Continuous Access Synchronous
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Introduction
Description
Cache Residency locks and unlocks data into the cache to optimize access to the most
frequently used data. It makes data from specific logical units resident in a cache, making
all data accesses become cache hits. When the function is applied to a logic unit,
frequently accessed, throughput increases because all reads become cache hits.
Performs detailed monitoring of the disk array and volume activity. This is a short term
function and does not provide historical data.
Enables the mainframe host to issue multiple I/O requests in parallel to the same
LDEV/UCB/device address in the P9500. Parallel Access Volumes provides compatibility
with the IBM Workload Manager (WLM) host software function and supports both static
and dynamic PAV functionality.
Description
Provides automated movement of sub LUN data for a multi tiered Thin Provisioning pool.
The most accessed pages within the pool is dynamically relocated onto a faster tier in
the pool. This improves performance of the most frequently accessed pages while giving
the remaining data sufficient response times on a lower cost storage.
The LUN Manager feature configures the fibre channel ports and devices (logical units)
for operational environments.
The LUN Expansion feature expands the size of a logical unit (volume) to which an open
system host computer accesses by combining multiple logical units (volumes) internally.
The Thin Provisioning feature virtualizes some or all of the system's physical storage. This
simplifies administration and addition of storage, eliminates application service
interruptions, and reduces costs. It also improves the capacity and efficiency of disk
drives by assigning physical capacity on demand at the time of the write command
receipt without assigning the physical capacity to logical units.
Converts single volumes (logical volume images or logical units) into multiple smaller
volumes to improve data access performance.
Protects data in logical units / volumes / LDEVs from I/O operations illegally performed
by host systems. Users can assign an access attribute to each volume to restrict read
and/or write operations, preventing unauthorized access to data.
Description
Converts single volumes (logical volume images or logical units) into multiple smaller
volumes to improve data access performance.
Restricts host access to data on the P9500. Open system users can restrict host access
to LUNs based on the host's world wide name (WWN). Mainframe users can restrict
host access to volumes based on node IDs and logical partition (LPAR) numbers.
Protects data from I/O operations performed by hosts. Users can assign an access
attribute to each logical volume to restrict read and/or write operations, preventing
unauthorized access to data.
Description
Performs remote copy operations between disk arrays at different locations.
Continuous Access Synchronous provides the synchronous copy mode for open

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