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Subsequent Configuration Changes

You can change the CA VM:Secure configuration for SFS at any time, for instance, when you add file pools or need to remove an SFS manager. Remember, these changes may affect what your SFS managers, and sometimes the user IDs they manage, can do. For example, if you add file pools, you need to allow SFS managers to assign that space to have that space managed through CA VM:Secure. If you need to remove an SFS manager, you must move all of that manager’s reporting user IDs to another manager first.

Information that you change about SFS in the CA VM:Secure configuration (after the automatic configuration) include any of the following:

• Add or remove user storage groups within known file pools
• Change the allocation limits on user storage groups
• Add or remove SFS managers
• Change the default file pool or allocation size for an SFS manager