Index
Symbols
- /etc/crash directory
- /etc/dgateways file
- /etc/exports file
- /etc/fstab file
- balancing traffic among interfaces
- editing
- /etc/hosts file
- accessing problems in
- contents of
- for IP address
- /etc/hosts.equiv file
- /etc/httpd.access file
- /etc/httpd.group file
- /etc/httpd.hostprefixes file
- for virtual hosting
- /etc/httpd.passwd file
- /etc/messages file
- and files saved
- and messages from savecore
- and reporting to Network Appliance
- and warnings for disk failures
- configuring messages written to the
- for disk failures
- /etc/netgroup file
- /etc/nsswitch.conf file
- /etc/nvfail_rename file
- /etc/passwd file, copying for (PC)NFS
- /etc/quotas file, configuring
- /etc/rc
- vif commands
- /etc/rc file
- commands in
- damaged or missing
- /etc/resolv.conf file
- /etc/serialnum file
- /etc/shadow file
- /etc/symlink.translations file
- /etc/syslog.conf file
- /etc/zoneinfo directory
Numerics
- 8.3 format for file names
A
- access events, CIFS, auditing
- access logging, CIFS
- disabling
- enabling
- access rights
- assigning rights to users
- CIFS shares
- active event log, CIFS
- default
- specifying
- adding a foreign volume
- adding disks to a volume
- adding ELAN to the adapter
- adding multiple ELANs to the adapter
- address resolution
- adinfo
- command
- interpreting the output
- sample output
- syntax
- administration host
- accessibility problems from
- modifying configuration files
- requirements for
- administration tasks, periodic
- administrative users
- changing password
- creation of
- adstat
- command
- interpreting the output
- sample output
- syntax
- applications, LAN
- ATM
- address
- cells
- differences between LANs and ATM
- FORE OC3 network interface
- introducing
- network mask for
- primary address
- switch
- Switched Virtual Circuit
- topology
- ATM adapter
- adding ELAN
- adding multiple ELANs
- adinfo command
- adstat command
- checking proper configuration on an ELAN
- checking working physical connection
- configuring additional
- configuring the adapter
- configuring the Ethernet interface
- configuring the LECS address
- correcting ELAN addition mistakes
- correcting ELAN mistakes after IP address is assigned
- passing self-test procedure
- saving the configuration information
- uniconfig command
- unit numbers
- ATM adapter on an ELAN, configuration
- ATM address
- ATM Forum LANE
- ATM LANE
- bridging between ATM networks and LANs
- Ethernet services
- saving the configuration
- services
- SNMP/ILMI MIB
- standards supported
- AuthName directive
- automatic email to Network Appliance
- configuring
- contents of the messages
- designating the contact person
- using administration host for
- autosupport daemon
- configuring with the options command
- how it works
- autosupport options
- autosupport.doit option
- autosupport.enable option
- autosupport.from option
- autosupport.mailhost option
- autosupport.noteto option
- autosupport.to option
B
- backup
- amount of data
- data format
- data not in qtrees
- devices
- different methods
- excluding files
- incremental
- metadata
- name in the /etc/dumpdates file
- qtrees
- reasons for
- specifying files and directories
- use of nonqualified tape drives
- Windows NT ACL information
- blocking factor
- definition
- how to specify
- specifying when restoring data
- when backing up to remote tape drives
- booting
- /etc/rc script
- and NVRAM
- from diskette
- with halt and reboot commands
- with nvfail enabled
- without /etc/rc file
- bridging between ATM networks and LANs
- Broadcast and Unknown Server (BUS)
- configuring
- ELAN
- Emulated LAN (ELAN)
- explained
- LAN Emulation Client (LEC)
- LAN Emulation Service
- broadcast filer address, setting using ifconfig
- broadcast MAC address
- broadcast, LAN
C
- C$ share
- cables, checking
- cf disable command
- cf enable command
- cf forcegiveback command
- cf forcetakeover command
- cf giveback command
- cf giveback -f command
- cf partner command
- cf status command
- cf takeover command
- cf.timed.enable option
- CGI requests, redirecting
- changing size of RAID groups
- character set types, supported
- checking the ATM LANE configuration
- CIFS
- access event displays
- access event log
- access logging
- disabling
- enabling
- active event log
- default
- specifying
- adding users
- assigning and changing access rights
- C$ share
- creating shares
- deleting a share
- displaying session information
- displaying share information
- displaying shares
- displaying statistics
- effect of filer reboot on clients
- event auditing configuration
- events, viewing
- file name case
- file names, preserving case
- filer command-line only operations
- generic account
- creation by default
- users
- guest access
- home directory shares, creating
- local groups, adding to filer
- login tracing, toggling
- lost record event detail display
- open files, limits
- oplocks
- options
- restoring files
- rsh use to enter filer commands
- session information, displaying
- sessions, limits
- shares
- changing description
- creating and changing
- deleting
- displaying
- displaying information
- limits
- renaming volume, effect on
- statistics, displaying
- symbolic links
- system ACL (SACL), setting
- UNIX file access detail displays
- Unsuccessful file access detail display
- Windows file access detail displays
- cifs access command
- cifs access -delete command
- CIFS guest access
- CIFS guest account
- CIFS login tracing, toggling
- cifs restart command
- CIFS sessions
- starting
- stopping
- cifs sessions command
- cifs shares -add command
- cifs shares -change command
- cifs shares command
- cifs shares -delete command
- cifs stat command
- cifs terminate command
- cifs.access_logging.enable option
- cifs.access_logging.filename option
- cifs.access_logging.filername option
- cifs.bypass_traverse_checking option
- cifs.cifs.show_snapshot option
- cifs.guest_account option
- cifs.home_dir option
- cifs.netbios_aliases option
- cifs.oplocks.enable option
- cifs.perm_check_use_gid option
- cifs.save_case option
- cifs.scopeid option
- cifs.search_domains option
- cifs.symlinks.cycleguard option
- cifs.symlinks.enable option
- clients
- accessing snapshots from
- NFS statistics in the custom MIB
- cloned_tapes file, format
- cluster
- commands that are different in partner mode
- commands unavailable in partner mode
- configuration information
- console messages
- defined
- dump on virtual filer
- giveback
- hardware components
- interconnect
- LCD messages
- management tasks
- monitor
- monitoring process
- normal mode
- partner mode
- partner name
- statistics in takeover mode
- status
- syslog messages
- takeover
- initiating
- managing
- process
- result
- understanding
- takeover mode
- terminology
- time synchronization
- unlicensing
- collisions
- commands
- aborted by Ctrl-C
- accessible through rsh
- adinfo
- adstat
- elconfig
- elconfig add
- elconfig delete
- elconfig show
- ifconfig
- ping
- unavailable in partner mode
- uniconfig
- useradmin
- communication link, checking
- configuration
- of volumes
- planning for multiple volumes
- configuration files
- /etc/dgateways
- /etc/dgateways file
- /etc/hosts
- /etc/hosts.equiv file
- /etc/netgroup file
- /etc/nvfail_rename
- /etc/rc
- /etc/resolv.conf file
- /etc/syslog.conf
- default
- editing
- errors in
- configuration files, accessing
- configuration problems
- booting with diskette for
- filer accessibility
- lost passwords
- with /etc/rc file
- configuration settings, checking
- configuring additional ATM adapters
- configuring BUS
- configuring LECS
- configuring LES
- configuring the /etc/hosts file
- configuring the ATM adapter
- configuring the Ethernet interface
- configuring the LECS address
- connectionless service
- console encoding, setting
- console messages, cluster
- console session
- console.encoding option
- copying a volume
- changing the speed of
- how to stop
- possible errors during
- recommendation for
- requirements for
- copy-on-write technique
- core files
- cpio, copying files with
- crash files
- creating
- administrative users
- nvfail_rename file
- creating an ELAN
- creating and changing shares
- creating qtrees
- creating volumes
D
- data access management
- Data ONTAP
- displaying version
- initial volume configuration
- overview
- data rebuild, on the hot spare disk
- data reconstruction
- speed
- when filer is shut down (degraded mode)
- database file protection
- enabling/disabling nvfail
- date command
- date date command, unavailable on virtual filer
- default
- configuration
- route in routing table
- router
- degraded mode
- meaning of
- reasons for
- timeout period for automatic shutdown
- when a hot spare disk is available
- when a hot spare disk is not available
- deprecated MIB objects
- destroying a volume
- df command
- diagnostic messages
- differences between LANs and ATM
- directories
- conversion time
- conversion to Unicode
- created by snapshots
- default format
- exporting
- reversion to pre-Data ONTAP 4.0 default creation
- sizes
- Unicode conversion upon CIFS access, reverting to
- Unicode creation forcing
- Unicode format conversion upon any access
- Directory directive
- disk does not exist message
- disk fail command
- disk in use message
- disk information, displaying
- disk remove command
- disk scrub command
- disk shelves
- disks
- adding
- addressing, use of
- changing the size of RAID groups
- concepts
- data
- degraded mode
- different sizes in same filer
- different types in RAID group
- failures, effects of
- failures, handling
- free space, accessing information through SNMP
- free space, displaying
- freeing space by deleting snapshots
- hot swapping
- information in the custom MIB
- installing new
- management tasks
- maximum number of files
- parity
- problems
- quotas
- removing
- replacing
- restricting usage
- right-sizing
- SCSI ID number
- setting size of RAID group
- snapshots, space used
- spare
- swapping
- usable space
- DNS
- disabling
- domain name in /etc/rc
- enabling
- options
- querying the name server
- resolving names with
- dns.enable option
- DOS attributes, changing from Windows NT
- DOS file names
- forcing to lowercase
- double disk failures
- dump command
- data format
- devices
- different passes
- effect on mirror update schedule
- examples
- exclude list
- excluding certain types of data
- how it works
- how it works with SnapMirror
- incremental backup
- multiple tape files
- options
- syntax
- using snapshot
- where to enter
- Windows NT ACL information
- dump command virtual filer
- dump level
- dumpdates file, updating
E
- editing configuration files
- ELAN
- adding multiple ELANs to the adapter
- adding to the adapter
- address resolution
- checking elements
- correcting addition mistakes
- correcting mistakes after IP address is assigned
- creating
- explained
- LE Service
- multiple
- services
- elconfig
- command
- example
- syntax
- elconfig add
- command
- example
- interpreting the output
- syntax
- elconfig delete
- command
- example
- syntax
- elconfig show
- example
- interpreting the output
- syntax
- environmental adapter, filer main unit
- error messages, serious
- errors
- caused by copying a volume
- caused by exceeding disk quotas
- displayed by netstat
- displayed by nvfail
- Ethernet
- configuring logical interface
- interface names and numbers
- network mask for
- setting media type on
- event auditing, CIFS, configuration
- event log, CIFS
- access
- default
- events, CIFS, viewing
- explicit routes in routing table
- exportfs command
F
- failed filer
- defined
- FAX support
- FC-AL disk shelf
- FDDI
- interface names and numbers
- network mask for
- setting the MTU
- file locking, differences between NFS and CIFS
- file names
- CIFS, preserving case
- conversion
- DOS, forcing to lowercase
- legal characters
- maximum length
- used by NFS and CIFS clients
- file space, incorrect display
- file system
- inconsistent
- maximum number of files
- protection through RAID scrubbing
- filer
- characteristics in a cluster
- description, changing and viewing
- halting without takeover
- restarting
- virtual
- accessing through a remote shell
- accessing through Telnet
- dump
- dump command
- restoring files
- filer information, overall, displaying
- filer main unit components
- filer system load
- systat command
- FilerView, use for filer administration
- files
- copying with cpio
- large
- maximum size
- ownership
- changeable by root only
- same file criteria
- setting maximum number of
- working with large
- filestats command
- firewall, virtual
- FORE OC3 network interface
- FORE/IP PVCs
- incoming on the filer
- outgoing, establishing on the filer
- tearing down
G
- generic account
- creation by default
- users
- giveback
- defined
- performing
- understanding
- group quotas, creating
- guest
- access
- guest account, CIFS
H
- halt command
- halt -f command
- halting a filer without takeover
- heartbeat
- defined
- transmission
- home directory shares, CIFS, creating
- host key, SecureAdmin
- host name resolution
- host names
- for network interfaces
- resolving
- hostname command
- hosts file
- hot spare disk
- availability
- sysconfig command
- overview
- removing
- replacement activity (/etc/messages)
- hot swapping a disk
- hourly snapshots
- HTTP
- displaying connection information
- displaying statistics
- options
- password protection
- root directory
- starting service
- virtual hosting, enabling
- httpd.admin.enable option
- httpd.enable option
- httpd.log.max_file_size option
- httpd.rootdir option
- httpd.timeout option
- httpd.timewait.enable option
- httpstat statistics in takeover mode
I
- ICMP redirect messages
- identifying disks
- SCSI ID
- IEEE 802.3
- IERRS (input errors) displayed by netstat
- ifconfig command
- ifconfig mtusize command
- ifconfig -partner command
- ifconfig partner command
- ifstat command
- illegal volume name message
- ILMI address registration
- inconsistent file system
- inodes, effects of maximum number of files on
- installing new disks
- interfaces
- errors on
- how packets are sent and received
- using ifconfig to configure
- invalid volume name message
- IP addresses
- setting in /etc/rc file
- setting using ifconfig
- ip.match_any_ifaddr option
- ip.path_mtu_discovery.enable option
L
- LAN
- address resolution
- applications
- bridging between ATM networks and LANs
- broadcast
- broadcast MAC address
- connectionless service
- differences between ATM and
- MAC address
- multicast
- shared medium characteristics
- Token Ring
- Token Ring emulation
- unresolved unicast frames
- LAN Emulation Address Resolution Protocol (LE_ARP)
- LAN Emulation Client (LEC)
- ELAN
- explained
- joining an ELAN
- MAC layer interface
- LAN Emulation Configuration Server (LECS)
- address
- checking communication with the adapter
- configuring
- configuring the address for an ATM adapter
- ELAN
- explained
- LAN Emulation Client (LEC)
- LAN Emulation Server (LES)
- well-known address
- LAN Emulation Server (LES)
- ATM address
- configuring
- explained
- registering MAC addresses
- resolving a route descriptor
- LAN Emulation Service
- BUS
- explained
- LECS
- LES
- LAN Emulation, explained
- languages, supported
- displaying list
- list
- large files
- LCD messages, cluster
- LCD, filer main unit
- legal characters in file names
- license command
- licenses
- local filer
- local groups, CIFS, adding to filer
- localhost
- logging in to the filer
- logging out of the filer
- lost data from disk failures
- lost passwords
- lost record event detail display, CIFS
- ls command, listing snapshot files
M
- MAC address
- mail host
- automatic email
- designating other mail hosts
- mailbox disk
- Makefile, NIS
- making a volume inactive
- management tasks
- for disks
- for volumes
- maxfiles command
- maximum number of files
- media type for an Ethernet interface
- messages
- configuring the syslogd daemon
- console, cluster
- file of
- for disk failures
- severity of
- syslog, cluster
- MIB objects
- deprecated
- multivolume, locations
- MIB, Network Appliance custom
- MIB-II
- MIME Content-Type, specifying
- minra option
- minra volume option
- modes
- normal
- normal, clusters
- partner
- takeover
- monitoring status
- of volumes
- mount_rootonly option
- mounting files
- if there are qtrees
- problems with
- restricting mount privilege to root
- mounting volumes
- mt command
- multicast
- multiple ELANs
- multiple RAID groups
- multiple volumes
- configuration planning
- limitations of
- multiple-mode trunks
- creating
- trunks
- multiple-mode
- multivolume MIB objects, locations
N
- name services, specifying the order in which contacted
- names
- resolving
- volume naming conventions
- NDMP
- advantages of
- log files for
- tape devices used
- ndmp command
- netstat
- statistics different in takeover mode
- netstat command
- network interfaces
- balancing traffic among
- configuring
- naming conventions
- network statistics, displaying
- networks
- connections, checking
- how filer sends and receives traffic
- management services, using SNMP
- network mask
- configuring using ifconfig
- in /etc/rc file
- problems with
- statistics
- using ifconfig to configure
- NFS
- how interfaces respond to packets
- problems with
- statistics in custom MIB
- statistics, displaying (nfsstat command)
- turning on
- NFS and (PC)NFS options
- nfs command
- NFS guest access
- NFS over UDP requests
- nfs.big_endianize_fileid option
- nfs.mount_rootonly option
- nfs.per_client_stats.enable option
- nfs.tcp.enable option
- nfs.v2.df.2gb.lim option
- nfs.v2.df_2gb_lim option
- nfs.v3.enable option
- nfs.webnfs.enable option
- nfs.webnfs.rootdir option
- nfs.webnfs.rootdirset option
- nfsstat command
- nightly snapshots
- NIS
- changing domain name
- disabling
- domain name
- set in /etc/rc
- specifying with option
- enabled in /etc/rc
- enabling
- during setup
- without using setup
- maps supported
- options
- propagating changes
- /etc/hosts on filer
- /etc/netgroup on filer
- /etc/passwd on filer
- /etc/shadow for (PC)NFS on filer
- nis.domainname option
- nis.enable option
- no_atime_update option
- no_atime_update volume option
- nonexistent disks
- nonqualified tape drives
- nonvolatile RAM (NVRAM)
- batteries
- failures in
- inconsistent contents
- logging requests
- mirroring, cluster
- when to increase
- normal mode, clusters
- nosnap volume option
- nosnapdir option
- nosnapdir volume option
- numbering network interfaces
- nvfail
- bootup process
- database file protection
- enabling and disabling
- error message
- volume option
- nvfail option
- nvfail_rename file, creation of
- NVRAM
O
- oplocks
- options
- autosupport.doit
- autosupport.enable
- autosupport.from
- autosupport.mailhost
- autosupport.noteto
- autosupport.to
- cf.timed.enable
- cifs.access_logging.enable
- cifs.access_logging.filername
- cifs.guest_account
- cifs.home_dir
- cifs.netbios_aliases
- cifs.oplocks.enable
- cifs.save_case
- cifs.scopeid
- cifs.show_snapshot
- cifs.symlinks.cycleguard
- cifs.symlinks.enable
- console.encoding
- dns.domainname
- dns.enable
- httpd.admin.enable
- httpd.enable
- httpd.log.max_file_size
- httpd.rootdir
- httpd.timeout
- httpd.timewait.enable
- ip.path_mtu_discovery
- minra
- mount_rootonly
- nfs.big_endianize_fileid
- nfs.mount_rootonly
- nfs.per_client_stats.enable
- nfs.tcp.enable
- nfs.v2.df_2gb_lim
- nfs.v3.enable
- nfs.webnfs.enable
- nfs.webnfs.rootdir
- nfs.webnfs.rootdirset
- nis.domainname
- nis.enable
- no_atime_update
- nosnapdir
- pcnfsd.enable
- pcnfsd.umask
- raid.reconstruct_speed
- raid.scrub.enable
- raidtimeout
- root_only_chown
- server
- telnet.hosts
- timed.enable
- timed.log
- timed.max_skew
- timed.proto
- timed.sched
- timed.servers
- timed.skew
- vol.copy.throttle
- volume options
- minra
- no_atime_update
- nosnap
- nosnapdir
- raidsize
- root
- vol.copy.throttle
- wafl.convert_ucode
- wafl.create_ucode
- wafl.maxdirsize
- wafl.root_only_chown
- wafl.wcc_minutes_valid
- options command
- making changes permanent
- using
P
- packets, responses to
- panic messages
- parity disks
- role
- partner
- partner command
- partner mode
- commands that are different in
- unavailable commands
- passwd command
- password
- HTTP pages
- maximum length when used with MD5 authentication
- passwords
- changing administrative user
- changing with passwd command
- lost
- used for shell session
- (PC)NFS
- pcnfsd daemon
- pcnfsd.enable option
- pcnfsd.umask option
- performance, improving
- permissions
- changing from Windows NT
- for snapshots
- on exported directories
- ping command
- primary ATM address
- protocol licenses
- public-key encryption used by SecureAdmin
- PVCs, FORE/IP
- establishing on a remote ATM host
- establishing on interconnecting ATM switches
- incoming, establishing on the filer
- outgoing, establishing on the filer
Q
- qtrees
- administrative actions
- backup of
- creating
- description
- displaying information about
- moving files in and out of
- oplocks settings
- parameters
- restoring
- security style
- use for backups
- use in projects
- what they are
- quota
- command
- disk, setting up
- displaying report
- effects of snapshots on
- effects on clients when exceeded
- how to impose on a former mirror
- resizing
- quotas, disk
- information available through SNMP
- information available through the custom MIB
- when changing file ownership
R
- RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks)
- accessing information through SNMP
- adding disks
- data reconstruction speed
- disk scrubbing
- displaying information about
- group size characteristics
- groups
- information in the custom MIB
- options
- spare disk use
- support for multiple groups
- RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks), displaying information about
- raid.reconstruct_speed option
- raid.scrub.enable option
- raidsize volume option
- raidtimeout command
- raidtimeout option
- rc file
- rdate command
- /hosts/equiv file required line
- accuracy
- use with cron and crontab
- read-ahead, minimal
- read-only bit
- reboot command
- rebooting
- and NVRAM
- automatic email to Network Appliance
- from diskette
- scripts for
- with halt and reboot commands
- recovering data, different methods
- registering MAC addresses
- remote shell (rsh)
- accessing the filer from the administration host
- accessing virtual filer with
- for entering filer commands
- removing
- a hot spare disk
- volumes from a filer
- renamed volume not exported
- renaming volumes
- replacing
- disks
- failed disks
- replicating a volume
- requests, replies to
- require group directive
- require user directive
- resolving a route descriptor
- resolving host names
- restarting a filer
- restore command
- data that cannot be restored
- examples
- function keys
- how it differs from ufsrestore
- incremental
- options
- purposes of
- space required
- syntax
- when not to use
- where to enter
- Windows NT ACLs
- restore_symboltable file, removing
- restoring files from virtual filer
- reverting a volume
- right-sizing disks
- role of parity disks
- root volume
- option
- root_only_chown option
- route command
- routed command
- routed daemon
- /etc/dgateways file
- purpose of
- router
- default
- problems with
- Routing Information Protocol (RIP)
- routing table, filer
- rsh.enable option
S
- savecore command
- SCSI ID, identifying disks
- second-level virtual interfaces
- configurations
- creating
- SecureAdmin
- determining whether it is running
- disabling
- displaying version
- keys
- protocol supported
- public-key encryption
- reinitializing
- restarting
- setting up
- sshd daemon
- stopping
- secureadmin disable ssh command
- secureadmin enable ssh command
- secureadmin -f setup command
- secureadmin setup command
- secureadmin version command
- security
- options for
- system password
- serial ports, filer main unit
- server key, SecureAdmin
- session key, SecureAdmin
- setting up the filer
- shadow file
- shared medium characteristics
- shares
- creating and changing
- deleting
- displaying
- displaying information about
- renaming volume, effect on
- shelfchk command in partner mode
- single-mode trunk
- creating
- single-mode trunks
- preferred links
- slots, filer main unit
- snap command
- SnapMirror
- checking status
- converting a mirror to a regular volume
- disabling data replication for entire filer
- disabling data replication for one volume
- how it works
- overview
- procedure for mirroring a volume
- purposes of
- resuming
- when used with quotas
- when used with the dump command
- snapmirror.allow file format
- snapmirror.conf file format
- snapmirrored option
- SnapRestore
- effects of reverting a root volume
- effects on backup and recovery
- effects on snapshots
- how it works
- interaction with SnapMirror
- procedure for reverting a volume
- typical applications
- when to use
- snapshots
- accessing
- automatic
- commands for
- created by SnapMirror
- definition
- deleting to free space
- directory name displayed on CIFS clients
- disk consumption by
- effects of SnapRestore
- effects on disk quotas
- information in the custom MIB
- ls command
- magic directories
- making snapshot directory invisible
- operation of
- options
- reserving space for
- reverting a volume
- scheduling
- snapshot_for_backup file
- types
- SNMP
- commands
- examples
- in /etc/rc
- configuring the agent
- custom MIB
- takeover mode
- snmp command
- snmp.enable option
- SNMP/ILMI MIB
- software licenses
- spare disks in RAID groups
- SSCOP operational state
- sshd daemon for SecureAdmin
- standards
- ATM Forum LANE Version 1.0
- ILMI address registration
- SNMP/ILMI MIB
- User Network Interface (UNI)
- sticky bit
- subnets, exporting to
- svtx bit
- swapping out disks
- symbolic links, CIFS
- sysconfig command
- cluster configuration
- different in partner mode
- filer configuration
- hot spare disk availability
- usable disk space
- sysconfig -d command
- sysconfig -m command
- sysconfig -r command
- sysconfig -t command
- sysconfig -v command
- syslog messages, cluster
- syslogd daemon
- sysstat command
- for filer system load
- statistics in takeover mode
- system ACL (SACL), setting
- System board, filer main unit
- system crashes
- system memory, filer main unit
- system message files
- system panics
T
- takeover
- defined
- disabling
- enabling
- initiating
- managing
- process
- result
- understanding
- takeover filer
- takeover mode
- defined
- prompt
- statistics
- tape block
- definition
- specifying the size for dump
- specifying the size when restoring files
- tape drives
- backing up to remote
- controlling
- displaying information about
- inaccessible on virtual filer
- used by NDMP
- tape file
- definition
- size used by remote host
- specifying name
- specifying size for dump
- specifying when restoring data
- types of
- tape stackers, displaying information about
- tapes, estimating number needed
- TCP/IP, how interfaces respond to packets
- Technical Support
- address for receiving autosupport email
- how to contact
- URL
- telnet connection to the filer
- administration host
- limiting host access
- virtual filer
- telnet.enable option
- telnet.hosts option
- The telnet.enable option
- The wafl.convert_ucode option
- The wafl.create_ucode option
- time
- date command
- rdate command
- setting on the filer
- setting the timed options to synchronize filer time
- SNTP (Simple Network Time Protocol)
- SNTP synchronization
- synchronization, cluster
- synchronizing filer with another system
- time zone, setting
- timed.enable option
- timed.log option
- timed.max_skew option
- timed.proto option
- timed.sched option
- timed.servers option
- timezone command
- timezone name command
- Token Ring
- topology, ATM
- troubleshooting
- configuration problems
- cpio problems
- df problems
- disk problems
- network problems
- NFS problems
- NVRAM problems
- UNIX cpio problems
- UNIX df problems
- volume problems
- trunks
- defined
- destroying
- hardware requirements
- physical interfaces, adding
- single-mode
- statistics, displaying
- status, displaying
- trusted host
U
- Unicode format
- directory conversion to
- forcing default directory creation
- uniconfig
- command
- interpreting the output
- sample output
- UNIX access to NTFS files
- UNIX file access detail displays, CIFS
- unrecognized volume name message
- unresolved unicast frames
- Unsuccessful file access detail display, CIFS
- uptime command
- URL, how filer translates
- usable space on disks
- user names, defining administrative
- User Network Interface (UNI)
- checking whether operational
- standards supported
- user quotas, creating
- useradmin command
- users, CIFS, adding to filer
V
- version command
- version of Data ONTAP, displaying
- vif command
- Virtual Channel Connection (VCC)
- virtual filer
- accessing through a remote shell
- accessing through Telnet
- defined
- dump command
- managing
- restoring files
- unavailable commands
- virtual firewall
- virtual host addresses, mapping
- virtual hosting
- enabling
- setting up
- virtual interfaces
- defined
- names
- second-level
- trunking
- vol command
- add
- create
- destroy
- lang
- offline
- online
- options
- options raidsize
- rename
- status
- vol copy start command
- vol copy throttle command
- vol create -l command
- vol options command
- vol status command
- vol status -d command
- vol status -l command
- vol status -r command
- vol status -v command
- vol.copy.throttle option
- volume
- creating with specified language
- setting language
- volume copy operation numbers
- volume copying
- checking status of
- how to stop
- possible errors during
- recommendation for
- requirements for
- volume options
- minra
- nosnap
- nosnapdir
- nvfail
- raidsize
- root
- snapmirrored
- vol.copy.throttle
- volumes
- adding disks to
- adding foreign
- administrative actions
- and management tasks
- changing the speed of copying
- concepts
- configuration of
- converting from mirror to regular
- creating
- defined
- destroying
- differences between mirror and regular
- displaying file statistics
- displaying information about
- displaying language use
- displaying state information
- error message about invalid names
- handling failures
- making inactive
- monitoring status
- mounting
- naming conventions
- problems with
- removing
- renaming
- renaming and effect on shares
- replicating
- reverting
- setting options
- snapmirrored status
W
- WAFL credential cache
- entry, adding
- entry, deleting
- managing
- setting how long entry is valid
- statistics display
- UNIX name mapping result
- Windows name mapping result
- wafl.convert_ucode option
- wafl.create_ucode option
- wafl.default_nt_user option
- wafl.default_unix_user option
- wafl.maxdirsize option
- wafl.root_only_chown option
- wafl.wcc_minutes_valid option
- warnings for disk failures
- wcc command
- WebNFS
- weekly snapshots
- Windows file access detail displays, CIFS event
- Windows NT commands, performing WIndows filer tasks
Y
- ypwhich command
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