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August 29th, 2010 04:00

What is the command to identify the usage of the CIFS shares in celerra NAS?

What is the command to identify the usage of the CIFS shares in celerra NAS?

August 30th, 2010 02:00

"server_df server_x"    will show you filesystem usage, and how much space is free.  Is that what you need?

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August 29th, 2010 05:00

What do mean by usage ? Who’s connected to a share ?

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August 29th, 2010 09:00

to see which clients a using a CIFS server use server_cifs with the -o audit option

or the normal shared folders snap-in for Windows mmc

Rainer

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August 29th, 2010 23:00

Used capacity and Free capacity of the CIFS shares in the celerra NAS.

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August 30th, 2010 03:00

like any other Unix or Windows server the Celerra does NOT track capacity per share - only per file system or treequota

If your shares happen to be on these boundaries you can use the GUI or CLI to get the values

If the share is on an arbitrary directory there is no other way to find out the usage other than counting it from a client

Rainer

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August 31st, 2010 00:00

Thanks 'odanovan kevin' you have answered my question exactly.

Here's the output for the command server_df server_x

[nasadmin@NS40G-CS0 ~]$ server_df server_2

server_2 :

Filesystem          kbytes         used        avail capacity Mounted on


NASxxxx1        309772784      1022600    308750184    0%    /NASxxxx1
UNIxxxxxs     504186984    150161016    354025968   30%    /UNIxxxxxs
Dxxxt             516287984    513613576      2674408   99%    /Dxxxt
BRxxxH           516287984         2728    516285256    0%    /BRxxxH
Hxxxx             619545584     12701184    606844400    2%    /Hxxxx


root_fs_common       15368         5280        10088   34%    /.etc_common
root_fs_2           258128         8696       249432    3%    /

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