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Table 3-5 Recommended/Maximum Values for Tiered Storage Manager Operations
Type of Operation Description Recommended
Value
Maximum
Value
Comment
Storage tier The number of storage tiers within the storage
domain
30 or less 100
Migration group The number of migration groups within the storage
domain
1,000 5,000
Volume The number of volumes within the storage domain Not applicable 16,384
The number of volumes within the migration group 64 or less 300
Migration task The number of unfinished tasks that can be
registered in Tiered Storage Manager
Not applicable 100
The total number of volumes (within the storage
domain) in the registered task
Not applicable 8192
The number of volumes where migration can be
performed concurrently
8 64
The number of tasks that can be canceled
concurrently
1 5
The number of volumes within the tasks that can be
canceled concurrently
64 or less 300
The number of task logs for finished migration tasks
that can be saved
1,000 5,000
Server execution
multiplexing
The number of users who can access the Tiered
Storage Manager server concurrently
3 or less 5
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Volume filter condition The number of condition elements that can be
combined by using AND or OR in one filter condition
expression
Not applicable 30
#
The number of elements that can be concurrently
specified when a device number or array group is
used for searching (the enumeration number of
elements for ControllerDeviceNumber or
ArrayGroup)
Not applicable 100
#
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If the specified value exceeds the maximum value, an error occurs.
3-4-2 Common Options (Username, Password, and Output)
The username, password, and output options are valid options for all commands. Table 3-6 describes these
options in detail.
As an alternative to specifying the server-location and the common options (username, password, and
output) for each command, the server location and common options can be omitted from the command line if
you include this information in the htsmcli.properties file of CLI. The precedence between values
specified on the command line and those specified in the properties file is as follows.
• First: the value specified on the command line
• Second: the value specified within the properties file
IMPORTANT: There are restrictions on characters that are usable in the htsmcli.properties properties file.
When specifying values in this file, such as parameter values, take care not to use invalid characters.
NOTE: Usable and printable characters are restricted to ASCII characters, including \u0020 - \u007E (which
are recognized as ASCII characters), when they are used for values of properties in the htsmcli.properties
properties file.
NOTE: Values specified in the command line take precedence over those specified in the properties file. For
details about the htsmcli.properties file, see
5 .
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