Yes that's right, please read the definition below,  A port group is a logical grouping of Fibre Channel and/or iSCSI front-end director ports. The only limit on the number of ports in a port group is the number of ports in the Symmetrix system; however it is likely that a port group contains a subset of the available ports in order to isolate workloads to specific ports.  Please note there is no restriction of number of ports in a Port Group. As we discussed earlier a Masking View there can be only one storage group, port group and initiator group.  Hope this helps!
Hello, I have 2 FA ports per PG already used in masking views in a VMAX40K in production. I want to go to 4 FA ports PG without downtime on production hosts. I want to combine 2 old 2 FA ports PG onto one new 4 FA ports PG. What should be the best approach?  A second way will be to add PG2 to MV1 (where PG1 is already mapped) and add PG1 to MV2 (where PG2 is already mapped).  Is it possible to add a second PG to an existing MV (with an PG already mapped)?  Thank you, Alex
VMAX40K: Can I add multiple Port Groups to a Masking View