The "Provision Storage" wizard in Unisphere for PowerMax is the standard, automated method for provisioning storage to a host. This process correctly follows the requirements by creating a single 2 TB volume and placing it in a new storage group named ESXi1SG. It then creates a new port group with the specified director ports. Finally, the wizard automatically creates a masking view, which is the essential construct that links the storage group (what), the initiator group (who), and the port group (where) to grant the ESXi1 host access to the newly created volume.

1. Dell Unisphere for PowerMax 10.0.0.x Product Guide: The procedure is detailed in the "Provisioning" chapter, under the section "Provision storage to a host." The wizard guides the user through selecting the host, creating a storage group, creating volumes, and creating a port group to form a masking view. (See Chapter 4: Provisioning > Provisioning workflows).

2. Dell PowerMax Family Configuration Guide: This guide explains the core concepts of PowerMax provisioning. It defines a Masking View as an object that "controls access to storage by associating a storage group, a port group, and an initiator group." This confirms that the wizard's action of creating a masking view is the correct mechanism for providing the host with access to the provisioned storage. (See Chapter 2: PowerMax fundamentals > Host connectivity > Masking views).