I decided to take matters into my own hands and dig into the powershell sdk, apparently the preference is available that way. Here's what I did (after downloading the powershell sdk from copilot). It could probably be written a bit better but it did the trick $conn = Connect-DellAPIConnection -Hostname yourdatacollector -User "yourusername"$ser = Get-DellScServer -Connection $conn -Name "YourServerName"Get-DellSCUser -Connection $conn -Name "username you want to change preferences for" | select InstanceId$prefs = Get-DellScUserPreferences -Connection $conn -InstanceId "InstanceID from Get-DellSCUser"Set-DellScUserPreferences -Connection $conn -Instance $prefs -Server $ser
We have a SC4020 running SCOS 7.x and when we first got it, it picked up the first server cluster as the default selection when creating volumes to make things easy. We have since retired that cluster and deleted it from Storage Manager and now we have to select the new cluster every time when we create a new volume and it's super annoying adding several unnecessary clicks. I've hunted through all the preferences and options I could find and couldn't turn up anything. Does anyone know if this is possible, even through some kind of registry or config file hack?  Here's the screen i'm talking about for reference[IMAGE]
Change default server for new volumes in Storage Manger 2016 R3