Displaying qtree information
How to display qtree information
To display all attributes of all qtrees on a filer, including quota trees created in previous versions of Data ONTAP by the quota qtree command, use the qtree command with no arguments.
The qtree command display
The qtree command lists for a filer the items described in the following table.
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Field
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Contents
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Volume
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The volumes on a filer. Bear in mind that a volume is itself a qtree.
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Qtree
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Qtrees that are not volumes; each is listed next to its volume.
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Style
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The security style of each qtree.
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Oplocks
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The oplocks setting of each qtree.
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Example qtree display
For example:
qtree
Volume Qtree Style Oplocks
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bagels unix enabled
bagels sesame unix enabled
muffin ntfs enabled
muffin bran unix enabled
Explanation of example qtree display
In the example
- Because bagels and muffin are volumes, each has a security style and oplocks setting.
- Sesame is a qtree in the Bagels volume. Its security style and oplocks setting happen to be the same as that of its parent volume, bagels.
- Bran is a qtree in the muffin volume. Its security style is different from that of its parent volume, muffin. Files in bran have UNIX-style permissions; files in muffin but not in bran have NTFS-style permissions.
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