302IBM Tivoli Storage Resource Manager: A Practical Introduction
Figure 6-74 Asset by storage subsystem
We drill down to the Disk Groups. The disk group contains information related to the ESS, as
well as the volume spaces and disks associated with those Disk Groups. Expanding the Disk
Group node, a list of all Disk Groups on the ESS displays (Figure 6-75).
Figure 6-75 ESS disk group
Continuing, we expand the disk group DG1 to view the disks and volume spaces within it. We
open Volume Space VS3, which shows the disks and LUNs associated with it. The Disks
subsection shows the individual disks associated with the Volume Space (see Figure 6-76). ...
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