Hello,   First, you don't have to delete any of the pools.  You can always merge pools.  The change will happen immediately, but it will take some time to balance the pages between the members.   I'm always cautious about merging hybrid with other non hybrid members.  Sometimes the hybrid is much smaller than the other members.  Especially in cases where the drives are NL-SAS.  This tends to mitigate the benefits of the hybrid, since much more data is on the NL-SAS members.  I would look at SANHQ to see what the loads are on the various members. If you do decide to merge members,  I would start by merging the X models.  If you select a pool, there's a "Merge Pools" option.  Then you would select the member you want to add tot that pool.  You can also open a support case and ask for assistance.  They can review the SANHQ data and the array diagnostics.    Merging members is quite easy, it's breaking them up again which can be more difficult.   Regards,  Don  
Hi. We have one PS6210XS hybrid and two PS6210X models in a group. They are all running firmware 8.1.4, and they are all in separate pools. The XS is running RAID6 Accelerated and the X models are running RAID6. These models will all play well together in one pool despite the accelerated/non-accelerated raid levels, correct? Also, the members are using about 30TB out of the 58TB available, but it isn't evenly distributed. I know I can't delete the Default pool, but I want to put everything into one of the other pools. If I can move the Pool2 member into Pool1 (and it does look like I have enough space in Pool1 to do that), then I can move the default pool member into Pool1 and leave Default empty, correct? ETA: And delete Pool2 after that member gets moved into Pool1, before moving the default pool member. Thanks.
PS6210xs and PS6210x in same pool?