Hi,  if all you have is ONE 8+1R5 raidgroup than you don’t have many choices. Just create two LUN with half of the capacity each Since striping on the same RG doesn’t help but hinder performance there isn’t much sense in doing more.  Just open Powerlink – then in the upper right-hand corner dropdown box that reads Navigator select Celerra Tools Then select your system: NS-40G gateway Which should drop you here [URL] Then in the install quadrant select Configure Celerra Then configure additional storage for your gateway system Which gets you to a step-by-step [URL]  Make sure you CHANGE the Host ID (HLU) from its default value as described in the doc  The manuals are on Powerlink in Home > Support NULL&internalId=0b01406680024e1b> > Technical Documentation and Advisories NULL&internalId=0b01406680024e23> > Hardware/Platforms Documentation NULL&internalId=0b01406680024e24> > Celerra Network Server NULL&internalId=0b01406680024e35> > General Reference [URL] (the second Celerra entry that reads Celerra Network Server and not Celerra File Server)  Just grab the Celerra Network Server Documentation CD or bundle that contains all manuals  Have fun Rainer
Hi,  I am setting-up my first celerra implementaion with NS-G2 nas gateway.  The backend storage CX4-240 storage is shared with other SAN attached hosts and this NS G2 via SAN fabric. I have dedicated a 8+1 RAID group (1 TB space) for the NAS and finally it will be exported as NFS and CIFS for windlows and Linux user home directories.  I do not have clear idea how I should present my storage space to NAS and best practices. For a example I doubt whether I should create multiple LUNs in my single RAID group and create a meta lun and present to NAS or simply connect naked raid group to NAS without creating any lun from storage level.  it is highly appreciated if one of you could share a implementation document.   Thanks Champaka
NS-G2 implementation help