Someone might be able to shed more detailed light on this, but what triggers me on this is the "port 32". That's a dedicated internal array port. I'm not sure if these are connections for a virtual representation of the dedicated flash disk for vaulting on the VMAX3 or if it is an internal mapping of capacity for the virtual slices HyperMax features run on, but I can assure you that you aren't missing any externally visible capacity that should be there. I suspect what you are seeing should likely be hidden from the default view of the SE output since it isn't anything you can do anything with/about.
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Someone might be able to shed more detailed light on this, but what triggers me on this is the "port 32". That's a dedicated internal array port. I'm not sure if these are connections for a virtual representation of the dedicated flash disk for vaulting on the VMAX3 or if it is an internal mapping of capacity for the virtual slices HyperMax features run on, but I can assure you that you aren't missing any externally visible capacity that should be there. I suspect what you are seeing should likely be hidden from the default view of the SE output since it isn't anything you can do anything with/about.