About PowerMax cmdlets
Some Useful information
Case Insensitivity
This module communicates with the Unisphere server using the Unisphere
REST API. This REST API is case insensitive and case preserving. The
implication is that the case of the object ID is not checked when
selecting the object to operate on. Unisphere does not allow two
objects of the same class (e.g. volume, storage group) to have the
same name differing by case.
Snapshot Policy Support
Support for snapshot policy management requires Unisphere servers running
Unisphere 9.2.0 or later. The PowerMax arrays must also be running a
version of microcode which supports snapshot policies. Refer to the
PowerMax documentation or contact Dell Support for more information.
Volume ID
PowerMax volume IDs are represented as hexadecimal strings, e.g. 001, 010D.
PowerShell interprets a number ending in the letter D or d as an integer
value. For example 010D will be interpreted as decimal value 10 instead of
the hexadecimal 010D (integer 269).
When specifying volume IDs, or any string containing numbers and
ending with a D or d you must quote the string to prevent PowerShell from
interpreting it as a decimal value, e.g. '010D' instead of 010D.