Symbols A B C D E F G H I L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y Z
Index
Symbols
- (useradmin userdel), deletion of administrative user account
- (useradmin userlist), list of administrative user accounts
- /etc directory
- configuration files
- /etc/group file
- accessing from UNIX/NFS clients
- accessing from Windows client
- default entry
- editing
- purpose of
- /etc/hosts.equiv file
- rules for entries
- specifing hosts
- specifying hosts in
- /etc/log/auditlog file
- /etc/messages file
- disk failure activity log
- disk failures contained in
- restart scheduling of
- /etc/netgroup file
- purpose of
- /etc/nsswitch.conf file
- /etc/passwd file
- accessing from UNIX/NFS clients
- accessing from Windows client
- adding entries to
- default entry
- editing
- editing restrictions
- purpose of
- /etc/quotas file
- character coding
- Disk field specified in
- entries for mapping users
- file format
- Files field specified in
- Soft Disk field specified in
- Soft Files field specified in
- target specified in
- Threshold field specified in
- Type field specified in
- /etc/rc file
- default contents of
- startup commands in
- /etc/shadow file
- purpose of
- /etc/syslog file, messages in
- /etc/syslog.conf file
- configuring message logging in
- file format and parameters of
- /etc/usermap.cfg file
- character coding of
- /home file, contents of
- /vol/vol0, default volume
A
- access management, data
-
- access, native file
- account (useradmin userdel), deleting of administrative user
- accounts (useradmin userlist), listing of administrative user
- address, disk
- administration hosts
- adding
- definition of
- reasons for using
- removing
- when you can add
- where they are specified
- administration hosts, deletion of
- administration hosts, use of
- administration tasks, periodic
- administrative level commands
- administrative user account (useradmin userdel), deletion of
- administrative user accounts
- changing the password of (passwd)
- creating (useradmin useradd)
- deleting (useradmin userdel)
- listing (useradmin userlist)
- management of
- advanced level commands
- audit log file
- /etc/log/auditlog
- automatic technical support
- autosupport
- configuring
- contents of email
- defined
- events that trigger e-mail
- options autosupport.option (configures autosupport)
- requirements for
- testing (options autosupport.doit)
- autosupport messages
- DDISK_RECOVERED_ERRORS
- DISK_DEGRADED-I/O
- DISK_FAILURE_PREDICTED!!!
- FC-AL LINK_FAILURE
- FC-AL UNRELIABLE
- autosupport, mail host support for
- autosupport, Network Appliance Technical Support and
B
- backups
- using qtrees
-
- block checksums
- boot
- command
- from diskette
- netbooting
- options for the F87 filer
- reasons to
C
- change privileges, file ownership
- checksum types
- checksum upgrade process
- checksums, block
- checksums, zoned
- CIFS
- accessing UNIX files with
-
-
- CIFS commands
- options cifs.oplocks.enable (enables and disables oplocks)
- CIFS protocol
- client, requirements to manage filer
- oplocks
- changing the settings (options cifs.oplocks.enable)
- definition of
- setting for volumes
- client
- editing configuration file from
- clients
- CIFS, requirements
- NFS, requirements
- platforms supported by FilerView
- cluster commands
- cf (enables and disables takeover)
- cf forcegiveback (forcing a giveback)
- cf giveback (initiating a giveback)
- cf nfo (enables and disables negotiated failover)
- cf nfo status (determines status)
- cf partner (displays partner's name)
- cf status (monitors status)
- halt (halts filer without takeover)
- partner (accesses emulated filer)
- partner restore (performs restore on emulated filer)
- sysconfig/vol status (displays disk information)
- takeover (description of all takeover commands)
- clusters
- after a takeover, description of
- characteristics of
- command exceptions when accessing emulated filer
- configuration information for
- configuring dedicated and standby interfaces
- configuring dual-MAC interfaces for takeover
- configuring interfaces for takeover
- considerations
- console messages about
- description of
- displaying disk information (sysconfig/vol status)
- displaying partner's name (cf partner)
- emulated filer
- accessing from takeover filer (partner)
- accessing remotely
- description of
- dumps and restores
- performing restores (partner restore)
- emulated LAN considerations
- enabling and disabling takeover (cf)
- FORE/IP and LANE interface configurations
- giveback
- description of
- giveback mode
- description of
- halting filer without takeover (halt)
- hardware components described
- initiating or forcing a giveback (cf giveback)
- interface types and configurations
- LCD messages on takeover filer
- licensing and unlicensing cluster system
- managing in normal mode
- messages on failed filer
- monitoring cluster status (cf status)
- negotiated failover
- description of
- determining status (cf nfo status)
- enabling and disabling (cf nfo)
- negotiated takeover, messages indicating a
- network interfaces, role of
- normal mode, description of
- preparing to configure
-
- status messages, descriptions of
- successful giveback, messages indicating a
- successful takeover, messages indicating a
- system failure
- takeover
- configuring with dedicated and hot standby interfaces
- description of
- interface configurations
- mode, description of
- of interfaces, description of
- statistics, description of
- with SNMP
- trouble indications, description of
- types of operation modes
- command line
- editing, with editing mechanism
- editing, with history mechanism
- command, options
- command, vol options
- commands
- administrative level
- advanced level
- autosupport.option (sets autosupport options)
- boot
-
- boot (boots the filer)
- date (sets system date and time)
- halt (halts the filer)
- license
- (disables license code)
- (displays current codes)
- (enables license code)
- options autosupport.doit (tests autosupport)
- options command
- options raid.reconstruct.perf_impact (modifies RAID data reconstruction speed)
- options raid.reconstruct_speed (modifies RAID data reconstruction speed)
- options raid.resync.perf_impact (modifies RAID plex resynchronization speed)
- options raid.scrub.duration (sets duration for disk scrubbing)
- options raid.scrub.enable (enables and disables disk scrubbing)
- options raid.verify.perf_impact (modifies RAID mirror verification speed)
- options timed (synchronizes system time)
- options wafl.root_only_chown (sets file ownerships changes)
- passwd (changes administrative user password)
- passwd (changes filer system password)
- priv
- privilege levels
- rdate (synchronizes system time)
- reboot (reboots the filer)
-
- rsh command list
- savecore, what it does
-
- systat (determines CPU load)
- timed (synchronizes system time with SNTP)
- to set filer options
- useradmin useradd (adds administrative users)
- useradmin userdel (deletes administrative user account)
- useradmin userlist (lists administrative accounts)
- vol options
-
- commands, administrative level
- commands, advanced level
- commands, privilege levels for Data ONTAP
- common tasks, list of
- CompactFlash card
- checking the Data ONTAP version of
- configuration
- display, using sysconfig
- of autosupport (options autosupport.option)
- of dedicated and standby interfaces in a cluster
- of dual-MAC interfaces for a cluster
- of message and event logging
- of Telnet
- configuration files
-
-
-
-
- about backup and cloning
- accessing from UNIX/NFS clients
- accessing from Windows client
- backing up
- cloning
- comparing backups
- editing from CIFS client
- editing from NFS client
- editing from NFS client-setup
- restoring
- type, location, and purpose
- within /etc directory
- configuration files, /etc
- configuration files, accessing
- console logging
- enabling of TFTP-accessed files
- contents
- of /etc/hosts.equiv file
- of /etc/rc file
- core files
- description of
- dump space needed
- saving of
- CPU load statistics (systat)
D
- DAFS
- dafs stats command, description of
- dafs status command, description of
- data access management
- data disks
- description of
- removing
- Data ONTAP
- accounts, system and administrative
- calculates disk space within quotas
- overview
- Data ONTAP commands, privilege levels for
- data reconstruction after disk failure
- data reconstruction, description of
- data resource, management of
-
- date, setting filer time and
- default directories
- accessing
- of default volume
- permissions of
- default volume
- description of
- directories contained within
- degraded message, disk
- degraded mode
- deletion of administration hosts
- deletion of administrative user account (useradmin userdel)
- directory structures
- default directory permissions
- default volumes and directories
- disk commands
- df (determines free disk space)
- df (filer command for accurate disk space data)
- df (reports discrepancies)
- df (used with qtrees)
- disk scrub (starts and stops disk scrubbing)
- storage
- sysconfig -d
- sysconfig -r (determines number of hot spare disks)
- disk degraded message
- disk failure, data reconstruction after
- disk failures
- data reconstruction after
- RAID reconstruction after
- without hot spare, results of
- disk recovered errors message
- disk scrubbing
- description of
- enabling and disabling (options raid.scrub.enable)
- modifying speed of
- setting duration (options raid.scrub.duration)
- starting/stopping (disk scrub)
- disk shelves
- disk space, report of discrepancies (df)
- disk, reasons to remove a
- DISK_DEGRADED-I/O autosupport and SNMP message
- DISK_FAILURE_PREDICTED!!! autosupport and SNMP message
- DISK_RECOVERED_ERRORS autosupport and SNMP message
- disks
- adding new to a volume
- adding new to filer
- adding to a RAID group other than the last RAID group
- adding to an unmirrored volume spanning adapters
- adding to filer
- addresses
- available space on new
- data
- data and parity
- data, removing
- description of
- determining number of hot spares (sysconfig)
- displaying statistical disk information
- failed, removing
- formats
- hot spare, removing
- kinds of
- parity
- reasons to remove
- rules for adding disks to volume
- spare
- types supported
- viewing information about
- when to add
- with FC-AL, description of urgent problem messages
- disks supported, types of
- disks, parity
E
- editing mechanism, editing command line with
- effects of oplocks
- emulated filer
- accessing from takeover filer
- accessing remotely
- description of
- dumps and restores
- performing restores (partner restore)
- emulated LANs
- considerations when in a cluster
- environmental adapter, filer main unit
- error codes, network
- error messages
- DISK_DEGRADED-I/O
- DISK_FAILURE_PREDICTED!!!
- DISK_RECOVERED_ERRORS
- FC-AL link failure
- FC-AL LINK_FAILURE
- FC-AL UNRELIABLE
- FC-AL unreliable
- loop intermittent instability
- network error codes
- panic messages
- predicted failure event
- serious
- shm
- Storage Health Monitor
- error messages, serious
- errors message, disk recovered
- event message, predicted failure
F
- failed disk, removing
- failover
- negotiated, determining status in a cluster
- negotiated, enabling and disabling of
- negotiated, in a cluster
- failover paths
- about
- about enabling
- configuring addresses for
- enabling
- how the client identifies the
- failure event message, predicted
- failure message, FC-AL link
- failure, data reconstruction after disk
- FC-AL link failure message
- FC-AL LINK_FAILURE message
- FC-AL UNRELIABLE autosupport and SNMP message
- FC-AL UNRELIABLE message
- FC-AL unreliable message
- fibre channel, multipath I/O
- file access
- to UNIX files from CIFS, principles of
- to Windows files from NFS, principles of
- to Windows files, principles of
- types of
- file access, native
- file grouping, using qtrees
- file ownership change privileges
- file, /etc/log/auditlog
- filer access
- /etc directory, accessing from CIFS client
- /etc directory, accessing from NFS client
- /home directory, accessing from CIFS client
- /home directory, accessing from NFS client
- default directories, accessing
- from the console
- inaccessiblility, reasons for
- methods
- terminating a Telnet session
- using FilerView
- using rsh command from a PC client
- using rsh command from a UNIX client
- with Remote Shell (rsh)
- with Telnet
- filer main unit components
- filer, console or Telnet session to
- filer, methods to access
- filer, rsh (Remote Shell) access to
- filers
- adding disks to
- booting the system (boot)
- common tasks with
- core dump space needed by
- determining number of hot spare disks in (sysconfig)
- disabling licenses for (license)
- displaying current license codes for (license)
- displaying overall statistics for (sysconfig)
- displaying version of
- editing boot configuration file in
- enabling licenses for (license)
- halting (halt)
- improving performance in
- large file sizes in
- panic messages, description of
- performance improvements
- avoiding inodes access time update
- backup rate
- balancing NFS traffic on interfaces
- caching client data to reduce traffic
- disk-bound volume
- large transfer
- maintain adequate free blocks and inodes
- make use of fastest slot (F700 series only)
- read-ahead
- rebooting the system (reboot)
- running in degraded mode
- savecore (saves the core file)
- security
- controlling file ownership changes (options wafl.root_only_chown)
- controlling mount privileges (options nfs.mount_rootonly)
- limiting Telnet access
- options
- setting date and time (date)
- setting filer date while running SnapMirror
- synchronizing filer system time (options timed)
- synchronizing system time (rdate)
- synchronizing system time with SNTP (timed)
- when to add disks
- FilerView
- accessing filer through
- description
- Help system defined
- using the interface
- Web browser requirements
- FilerView interface, use of
- FilerView, use for filer administration
- files, configuration
- filestats command
G
- giveback
- cluster mode, description of
- description of, in a cluster
- performing
- group file, editing
H
- history mechanism, editing command line with
- host adapter
- 2202 and 2212
- changing state of
- Multipath I/O
- storage command
- viewing information about
- host support for autosupport, mail
- hosts
- definition of
- when you can add
- hosts, deletion of administration
- hosts, use of administration
- hot spare disks
- description of
- removing
- hub
- viewing information about
I
- inode, definition of
- instability message, loop intermittent
- interface, use of FilerView
- intermittent instability message, loop
L
- large files on the filer
- description of
- software requirements
- LCD cluster messages, description of
- LCD, filer main unit
- level commands, administrative
- level commands, advanced
- levels for Data ONTAP commands, privilege
- levels, privilege
- licenses
- disabling
- displaying current codes
- enabling
- managing of
- limitations of qtrees
- link failure message, FC-AL
- LINK_FAILURE autosupport and SNMP message, FC-AL
- list of administrative user accounts (useradmin userlist)
- load statistics (systat), CPU
- loop intermittent instability message
- LUNs, defined
M
- mail host support for autosupport
- management
- of access to a filer
- of cluster in takeover mode (initiates giveback)
- of clusters in takeover mode (initiates giveback)
- of clusters, in normal mode
- of clusters, in takeover mode
- of data access
- of licenses
- management, data access
- maximum number
- of files per volume
- of volumes allowed
- message and event logging
- configuring
- descriptions of
- message, DISK_DEGRADED-I/O
- message, DISK_FAILURE_PREDICTED!!!
- message, DISK_RECOVERED_ERRORS
- message, FC-AL link failure
- message, FC-AL LINK_FAILURE
- message, FC-AL UNRELIABLE
- message, FC-AL UNRELIABLE autosupport and SNMP
- message, loop intermittent instability
- message, predicted failure event
- messages, panic
- messages, serious error
- methods to access a filer
- mirror verification, description of
- mirrored volumes, definition of
- mixed security style, description of
- mode, degraded
- mount privileges, controlling of (options nfs.mount_rootonly)
- Multipath I/O
- advantages
- enabling requirements
- host adapters
- setup, example
- understanding
N
- native file access
- negotiated failover
- determining status (cf nfo status)
- in a cluster, description of
- in a cluster, enabling and disabling)
- network
- error codes
-
- network interfaces
- cluster configuration for takeover with dedicated and hot standby
- cluster configurations for
- configuring dual-MAC for a cluster
- configuring for takeover, in a cluster
- emulated LAN considerations in a cluster
- FORE/IP and LANE in cluster systems
- role in a cluster system
- types and configurations in a cluster
- NFS protocol
- accessing Windows files
- client
- editing configuration files from
- requirements to manage filer
- NIS
- advantages of
- cached group information, displaying and updating
- caching group information
-
- ypgroup (displays cached group information)
-
- normal mode, description of
- NTFS security style, description of
- NVRAM
- NVRAM, halt command to save data to disk
O
- operation modes, in a cluster
- oplocks
- definition of
- effects when enabled
- enabling and disabling (options cifs.oplocks.enable)
- setting for volumes
- oplocks, effects of
- options
- nis.group_update_schedule
- options command
- options command, vol
- or Telnet session to filer, console
- ownership change privileges, file
P
- panic messages
- parity disks
- description of
- size of disks
- passwords
- changing administrative user account (passwd)
- changing system (passwd)
- management
- permissions
- of default directories (/etc and /home)
- plex synchronization, description of
- plex, definition of
- plex, name of
- predicted failure event message
- privilege levels for Data ONTAP commands
- privileges, file ownership change
- process, checksum upgrade
Q
- qtree commands
- qtree create (creates a qtree)
- qtree security (changes security style)
- qtrees
- administrative actions
- changing security style (qtree security)
- creation of (qtree create)
- definition of
- deleting
- description
- effects of deleting or renaming on quotas
- grouping files
- limitations of
- reasons for using in backups
- using df to view accurate free disk space
- using df to view free space (misleading data)
- when creating is appropriate
- qtrees and volumes
- changing security style in
- comparison of
- data access in
- definitions of
- security styles available for
- qtrees, limitations of
- quota reports
- contents
- ID and Quota Specifier fields
- soft limits in
- thresholds in
- types
- QUOTA_PERFORM_USER_MAPPING in /etc/quotas
- QUOTA_TARGET_DOMAIN in /etc/quotas
- quotas
- /etc/quotas file, description of
- applying to multiple IDs
- changing
- creating quota for target quotas (quotas on)
- default and derived, description of
- default user and group from default tree quotas
- default, where applied
- deleting
- deleting restrictions, description of
- derived, description of
- description of
- disabling (quota off)
- displaying report for (quota report)
- effects of deleting or renaming a qtree
- enabling (quota on)
- enabling and disabling, description of
- exceeding, effects of
- explicit, description of
- getting status of initialization
- hard versus soft
- initialization, description of
- message logging
- display settings (quota logmsg)
- turning on or off (quota logmsg)
- overriding default
- prerequisite for working
- quotas file, format of
- reinitializing (quota off-quota on)
- resizing (quota resize)
- specifying default, advantages of
- targets, description of
- thresholds, description of
- types of reports available, description of
- types, description of
- UNIX IDs in
- user and group, rules for
- Windows group IDs in
- Windows IDs in
- quotas commands
- quota logmsg (displays message logging settings)
- quota logmsg (turns quota message logging on or off)
- quota off (disables quotas)
- quota on (enables quotas)
- quota report (displays report for quotas)
- quota resize (resizes quota)
R
- RAID
- data reconstruction speed, modifying (options raid.reconstruct.perf_impact)
- data reconstruction speed, modifying (options raid.reconstruct_speed)
- data reconstruction, description of
- description of
- determining CPU load (sysstat)
- displaying statistics (vol status)
- displaying statistics of
- group size
- changing (vol volume)
- comparison of larger versus smaller groups
- default size
- maximum size
- specifying at creation (vol create)
- handling disk failures
- hot spares, description of
- mirror verification speed, modifying (options raid.verify.perf_impact)
- parity checksums
- plex resynchronization speed, modifying (options raid.resync.perf_impact)
- RAID groups described
- reconstruction of disk failure
- RAID commands
- vol create (specifies RAID group size)
- vol volume (changes RAID group size)
- RAID groups
- adding disks a RAID group other than the last RAID group
- name of
- RAID groups, definition of
- RAID operations
- effects on performance
- types you can control
- reasons to remove a disk
- reconstruction after disk failure, data
- recovered errors message, disk
- Remote Shell access to filer (rsh)
- remove a disk, reasons to
- requirements
- for large files on a filer
- for Web browser
- to manage filer on NFS clients
- root volume
- changing
- definition of
- rsh (Remote Shell) access to filer
- rsh commands
- accessing filer from a PC client
- accessing filer from a UNIX client
- format used with user name and password
- list of
- privilege levels
- use with user names and passwords
- rules
- for adding disks to volume
S
- search order, changing (nsswitch.conf file)
- security
- controlling file ownership changes (options wafl.root_only_chown)
- controlling mount privileges (options nfs.mount_rootonly)
- limiting Remote Shell access
- limiting Telnet access
- maintainence options
- security styles
- changing for volume or qtree (qtree security)
- changing of for volumes or qtrees
- for volumes and qtrees
- mixed
- NTFS
- setting for volumes
- types available for qtrees and volumes
- UNIX
- serial ports, filer main unit
- serious error messages
- session to filer, console or Telnet
- shadow file, purpose
- shm error messages
- slots, filer main unit
- SNMP message, FC-AL UNRELIABLE autosupport and
- SNMP messages
- DISK_DEGRADED-I/O
- DISK_FAILURE_PREDICTED!!!
- DISK_RECOVERED_ERRORS
- FC-AL LINK_FAILURE
- FC-AL UNRELIABLE
- SNMP protocol
- in clustered takeover mode
- startup commands, in /etc/rc, operational actions
- statistics (systat), CPU load
- stats
- buffer cache
- checking expansion cards
- checksum upgrade process
- CPU utilization
- dafs stat command, description of
- dafs status command, description of
- displaying adapter information
- displaying all statistics
- displaying backplane environment status
- displaying chassis environment status
- displaying CPU environment status
- displaying Data ONTAP version
- displaying disk information
- displaying disk information (vol status)
- displaying extended utilization
- displaying fibre channel driver statistics
- displaying link statistics
- displaying media changer information
- displaying overall filer information
- displaying power supply status
- displaying RAID and checksum information
- displaying RAID information
- displaying relative environment information
- displaying relative physical drive position
- displaying shelf environment status
- displaying statistics summary
- displaying tape drive information
- displaying tape information
- displaying tape library information
- displaying temperature status
- displaying volume information
- displaying volume language (vol status)
- displaying volume state statistics
- enabling client statistics (options nsf.per_client_stats.enable)
- environment, description of
- fibre channel statistics, description of
- filer statistics, description of
- network traffic
- nfsstat command, description of
- protocol operations
- read/write operations
- storage command, description of
- sysconfig command
- description of
- sysstat and uptime commands
- sysstat command, description of
- terminating sysstat command
- uptime command, description of
- vol status command, description of
- when to enable per-client statistics
- stats commands
- environment (displays all filer environment information)
- environment (displays backplane environment information)
- environment (displays CPU environment information)
- environment (displays power supply information)
- environment (displays shelf environment information)
- environment (displays temperature information)
- environment (displays UPS environment information)
- environment chassis (displays shelf environment information)
- environment command, description of
- fcstat (displays fibre channel driver statistics)
- fcstat (displays link statistics)
- fcstat (displays relative physical drive position)
- filestats command, description of
- options nfs.per_client_stats.enable (enables clients statistics)
- storage (displays adapter information)
- storage (displays disk information)
- storage (displays hub information)
- storage (displays media changer information)
- storage (displays switch information)
- storage (displays switch port information)
- storage (displays tape information)
- storage (displays tape statistics)
- storage command, description of
- sysconfig (checks expansion cards)
- sysconfig (displays disk information)
- sysconfig (displays overall filr statistics)
- sysconfig (displays RAID information)
- sysconfig (displays tape drive information)
- sysconfig (displays tape library statistics)
- sysconfig (displays volume statistics)
- sysstat (displaying extended utilization)
- sysstat (displays all statistics)
- sysstat (displays statistics summary)
- vol status (displays checksum statistics)
- vol status (displays disk statistics)
- vol status (displays RAID statistics)
- vol status (displays volume language)
- vol status (displays volume state)
- storage commands
- changes state of host adapter
- disable
- enable
- reset tape drive statistics
- show
- syntax
- view information about disks
- view information about host adapters
- view information about hubs
- view information about media changers
- view information about primary and secondary paths
- view information about storage subsystem
- view information about supported tape drives
- view information about switch ports
- view information about switches
- view information about tape drives
- view tape drive statistics
- Storage Health Monitor
- support for autosupport, mail host
- support, automatic technical
- supported, types of disks
- syslog messages
- system board, filer main unit
- system failures on a clustered system, description of
- system memory, filer main unit
- system password, changing
T
- takeover
- cluster mode, description of
- configuring dedicated and hot standby interfaces
- description of
- description of mode
- description of, in a cluster
- interface configurations
- interfaces, description of
- mode with SNMP
- statistics in
- tape drives
- displaying tape drive statistics (sysconfig)
- tapes
- displaying tape library statistics (sysconfig)
- technical support, automatic
- Telnet
- access to filer
- configuration of
- filer access
- limiting access to
- termination of session with the filer
- Telnet session to filer, console or
- TFTP root directory
- specifying the
- time
- setting filer date and
- synchronizing filer
- troubleshooting
- cluster problems
- console messages
- disk and FC-AL problems
- filer panic messages
- LCD messages
- LCD messages on clustered takeover filer
- messages on failed clustered filer
- reasons to boot from diskette
- syslog messages
- types of disks supported
- types, checksum
U
- Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS)
- adding a device to be monitored
- enabling or disabling monitoring of
- UNIX security style, description of
- unmirrored volumes, definition of
- UNRELIABLE autosupport and SNMP message, FC-AL
- unreliable message, FC-AL
- upgrade process, checksum
- use of administration hosts
- use of FilerView interface
- user account (useradmin userdel), deletion of administrative
- user accounts (useradmin userlist), list of administrative
- user information
-
-
-
-
- reason and location for maintaining
- search order
- search order, determination and changing
V
- vol options command
- volume commands
- maxfiles (displays number of files in a volume)
- maxfiles (increases number of files)
- vol create (creates a volume)
- vol create (specifies RAID group size)
- vol destroy (destroys an off-line volume)
- vol lang (changes volume language)
- vol offline (takes a volume off-line)
- vol online (brings volume on-line)
- vol rename (renames a volume)
- vol restrict (puts volume in restricted state)
- vol status (displays volume language)
- vol volume (changes RAID group size)
- volume, root
- changing
- definition of
- volumes
- adding disks to
- administrative actions
- block statistics, displaying (vol status)
- bringing on-line
- conventions of
- creating (vol create)
- default volumes and directories
- defined
- definition of
- destroying (vol destroy)
- destroying, reasons for
- disk statistics, displaying (vol status)
- increasing number of files (maxfiles)
- language
- changing (vol lang)
- choosing of
- displaying of (vol status)
- setting of
- when to change
- languages supported
- maximum number of files
- mirrored, definition of
- moving from one filer to another
- number of files, displaying (maxfiles)
- performance improvements for disk-bound volumes
- plex, definition of
- plex, name of
- post-creation changes
- RAID groups, definition of
- RAID groups, name of
- renaming a volume (vol rename)
- renaming, reasons for
- rules for adding disks to volume
- security style
- specifying RAID group size (vol create)
- taking off-line (vol offline)
- unmirrored, definition of
- vol status command, description of
- volume language, displaying (vol status)
- volume state, definition of
- volume state, determining
- volume state, displaying (vol status)
- volume statistics, displaying (sysconfig)
- when creating is appropriate
- when to put in restricted state
- volumes and qtrees
- changing security style
- comparison of
- data access
- definitions of
- security styles available
W
- Windows NT commands, performing Windows filer tasks
Y
- ypgroup
Z
- zoned checksums
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