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In the StorONE system, snapshots are taken at the consistency group level. This means that when you take a snapshot of a virtual storage container (VSC, also referred to as volume in the documentation and user interfaces), the system takes an application-consi...

Summary This KB explains how to use the StorONE CLI application to identify, remove and replace array drives. Requirements StorONE version 3.8+ For HDD replacement instructions on version 3.7 and below, see HDD Replacement. StorONE CLI applicati...

The StorONE (S1) admin web interface is the HTML5-based graphical user interface (GUI) for monitoring and managing the S1 storageplatform. For more information on accessing and using the GUI, see Web Application Interface. The GUI is supported for most modern...

New Features and Improvements System Added the ability to store filesystem metadata on an SSD pool. This feature, known as "packed metadata", is useful for large filesystems in an HDD pool to speed up metadata operations. Contact StorONE Support for...

Summary This Best Practice Guide will instruct users on how to do the initial configuration for the ProxMox Virtual Environment (PVE) to ensure a successful deployment with the StorONE Storage System Introduction These instructions and procedures were created ...

Adding third party software or applications to the StorONE Operating System is not supported.  Unqualified or Untested software or applications could lead to unwanted stability concerns that would impact the primary function of the StorONE operating system and...

Summary This Best Practice Guide will instruct users on how to do the initial configuration of the Xen Cloud Platform - Next Generation (XCP-ng) to be successful when connecting to StorONE iSCSI Block Storage. Introduction These instructions and procedures ...

Summary ProxMox requires some extra steps to utilize thin provisioning when connecting to an iSCSI LUN Software Versions Tested This procedure was created and tested using StorONE 3.8.0.56 and ProxMox 8.3.0 Assumptions This document assumes that you alrea...

Summary This document shows what ports are needed in order to deploy a Veeam Proxy (General or VMware) on a Windows host.  This information was specifically needed when accessing a windows system in a Cloud Configuration but would also be applicable in any fi...

Summary An often overlooked part of the deployment of a ProxMox VM is adding the agent.  Other Hypervisors provide a "right-click add" sort of method to add a Guest Agent.  ProxMox requires a little more effort but the addition of the agent allows for gracefu...

Summary This document explains how to use a StorONE Object Store with a ProxMox Backup Server as a datastore for backups Assumptions This document assumes you already know how to create an Object Store on the StorONE and you know you keys, secrets, and ports. ...

Alongside the web interface, StorONE ships a command-line interface (CLI) for managing the system — the same one this documentation shows in every Using the CLI section throughout. This chapter is a quick orientation to the CLI session itself: how to read a co...

Once you're comfortable with CLI basics, these commands help you work faster: shortcuts for commands you type often, searching for the right command, generating example syntax, watching output live, and running batches of commands from a file. All of these are...

A volume is raw storage — before it can serve NAS shares (SMB/NFS) or object storage, it needs a file system on it. Creating a file system is the step that turns a bare volume into something that can be shared out; it's the file/object counterpart to mapping a...

A mapping connects a block volume to a host — a registered iSCSI, Fibre Channel, or NVMeOF initiator — so that host can actually see and use the volume. Creating a volume provisions the storage; mapping it to a host is the separate step that makes it usable, b...