We recently upgraded to HAD 8.5.3 and when trying to execute the Allocate Fabric Aware Volumes for Generic Application Service we've noticed that we don't have the ability to set labels for the volumes anymore.
We were able to execute the same service in HAD 8.5.2 with the ability of setting the labels for the volumes.
Is this expected behaviour?
Hello Julian,
In new enviourment, "Volume Usage" colud be desplayed as follows.
So please clear your Browser's cache and log in the HAD again.
If it still doesn't work, plase tell us both HAD version and your contents.
I would like to know your enviourment correctly.
Best Regards,
Chiho Fukunari
Hi Chiho,
We get the same view as your screenshot, except for we changed the Storage Profiles to Internal and External. The issue I am referring to though is ability to set the label within this view. In a previous version 8.5.2 there was a labels box where you could set the label, now that box doesn't exist anymore. We're currently on HAD 8.5.3.
Any idea why this changed? Seems like a bug.
Hello Julian,
Thank you for your quick confirmation, but I'm very sorry to have made a wrong answer.
It might be "Auto-Configuration ofVolume Labels at Volume Allocation" was set ”false" on the shared
properties.
Please follow the steps below to check the shared properties.
Did you change this property after version-up?
I’ll check if it a bug or not.
Best Regards,
Chiho
Hi Chiho,
As you can see we have that setting turned on and still are not able to set any labels:
Hello Julian,
It doesn't seems to be set in 3 steps as I said.
Please check the shared properties of "Administration tab" not "service template" as below.
The shared properties allow you to share values among multiple services.
Therefore, even if you set this property 'true" each service template, the shared properties on the Administration tab will be applied.
In addition, I checked whether this properties was changed or not after versionup, however, it was confirmed that the shared properties was not changed.
Best Regards,
Chiho Fukunari
Hi Chiho,
I can confirm this resolved the issue. Thank you for the prompt response.
Hello Julian,
It doesn't seems to be set in 3 steps as I said.
Please check the shared properties of "Administration tab" not "service template" as below.
The shared properties allow you to share values among multiple services.
Therefore, even if you set this property 'true" each service template, the shared properties on the Administration tab will be applied.
In addition, I checked whether this properties was changed or not after versionup, however, it was confirmed that the shared properties was not changed.
Therefore, I guess that this property was changed from "true" to "false" after the upgrade.
Best Regards,
Chiho Fukunari