Symbols A B C D E F H I L M N O P Q R S T U V W
Index
Symbols
- /etc directory
- configuration files in
- effects of vFiler creation on
- /etc/dgateways file
- /etc/exports file
- changing path names in after renaming volume
- exporting all file systems in
- /etc/messages file
- /etc/quotas file
- format of
- language for encoding
- /etc/snapmirror.conf file
- /etc/usermap.cfg file, language for encoding
A
- activating disaster-recovery vFiler
- adding and removing vFilerresources, effects of
- addresses relative to IPspace
- administering resources from the hosting filer
- after a disaster
- reactivating original vFiler
- summary of tasks
- allowing or disallowing
- CIFS or NFS, effects of
- iSCSI, effects of
- protocols, steps for
- rsh, effects of
- assigning interfaces to IPspaces
- autosupport messages for vFilers
B
- backing up vFilers
- broadcast packets in an IPspace
C
- checklists for migration, disaster recovery
- networking
- storage
- CIFS
- local user accounts
- path names for shares
- prefdc command (domain controller)
- statistics
- virus scanning
- cifs
- path names
- preparing for
- setup command, syntax for
- setup command, when to run
- stat command
- virus scanning
- clients
- effect of vFiler move on
- clusters
- considerations when used with IPspaces
- licensing vFilers for
- naming IPspaces for
- commands for vFilers
- add
- allow
- context
- create
- destroy
- disallow
- dr activate
- dr configure
- dr delete
- executable from hosting filer
- migrate
- migrate complete
- migrate start
- move
- prerequisites for entering through rsh
- remove
- run
- setup
- start
- status
- stop
- ways to execute
- consolidating multiple servers
- context of vFiler
- switching to
- creating disaster-recovery vFiler
- creating vFilers
- in nondefault IPspaces
- options with default settings
- prerequisites for
- required status of network interface
- results of
D
- daemon
- disabling the routed
- effects of disabling the routed
- enabling the routed
- data migration
- explanation
- using vFilers for
- data migration between filers
- Data ONTAP tasks
- decreasing the limit for vFilers per filer
- default IPspace, interfaces in
- default limits for vFilers per filer
- default vFiler, definition of
- deleting disaster-recovery vFiler
- destination filer
- network checks for migration
- preparing for migration or disaster
- storage checks for migration
- destroying IPspaces
- destroying vFilers
- effects on quotas
- meaning of
- prerequisites for
- steps for
- disabling vFiler license
- effects of
- prerequisites for
- disallowing or allowing
- CIFS or NFS, effects of
- iSCSI, effects of
- protocols, steps for
- rsh, effects of
- disaster recovery
- explanation
- network checks
- quotas
- reactivating original vFiler
- storage checks
- summary of tasks
- disaster-recovery vFiler
- activating
- creating
- deleting
- preparing to create
- disks for vFilers, moving
- displaying
- quota reports
- quota status
- distinct IP address space
- DNS servers
- and migration, disaster recovery
- and vFiler
- domains
- multiple
E
- enabling vFiler license, effects of
- entering commands from the vFiler
- enterprises
- using IPspaces
- using vFilers for
- establishing a vFiler, major steps for
F
- FCP LUNs
- filer data migration
- filer partitioning
- filer reboot, effects on vFilers
- filer resources
- partitioning
- FilerView, configuring resources with
H
- hosting filer
- access to data on vFilers
- administering vFiler from
- administration tasks
- cifs commands on
- definition of
- format of quota reports on
- inventorying for vFiler replication
- managing vFiler storage from
- managing vFilers from
- quotas not copied to new vFiler
I
- incoming packets for an IPspace
- increasing the limit for vFilers per filer
- interfaces, assigning to IPspaces
- IP addresses
- and migration, disaster recovery
- assigned to vFilers
- configuring
- in different IPspaces
- planning for when creating vFilers
- removing from a vFiler
- removing from an interface
- unconfiguring
- IP alias, removing
- IPSec, configuring vFiler for
- ipspace command
- IPspaces
- and migration, disaaster recovery
- assigning interfaces to
- case studies of
- considerations when used with clusters
- creating
- creating vFilers in nondefault
- destroying
- destroying vFilers in different
- guidelines for using
- incoming and outgoing packets in
- interfaces in
- listing
- managing using the ipspace command
- names for in a cluster
- restricting broadcast packets in
- routing tables for
- typical applications of
- used with VLAN tagging
- iSCSI and vFilers
- iSCSI LUNs
- iSCSI service on vFilers
L
- language, guidelines for
- license for MultiStore, enabling or disabling
- limit (vFilers per filer)
- adjusting
- listing IPspaces
- local user accounts
- LUNs on vFilers
M
- managing filer
- backups and data recovery
- Snapshot and SnapMirror
- volumes, disks, and RAID groups
- managing vFilers from vFilers
- mandatory_scan option
- maximum number of vFilers
- messages, autosupport for vFilers
- MIBs
- NetApp custom
- standard
- migrating (moving) a vFiler
- summary of tasks
- migrating a vFiler
- effect on clients
- migrating data, using vFilers for
- migrating filer data
- moving a vFiler
- network checks
- preparation
- quotas
- storage checks
- summary of tasks
- moving or removing resources, requirements for
- moving resources, meaning of
- multiple security domains
- multiple server consolidation
N
- naming storage resources in vFilers
- naming vFilers, guidelines for
- NetApp custom MIBs
- network checks
- for migration, disaster recovery
- network interfaces
- configuring down
- for vFilers
- removing an IP alias from
- network resources
- adding
- base IP address
- changing
- considerations for moving between vFilers
- IP alias
- planning for when creating vFilers
- removing
- requirements for moving and removing
- steps for moving between vFilers
- types of
- NFS
- path names for exporting
- starting the protocol
- statistics
- nfsstat command
- NIS and DNS servers
- and vFiler
- NIS servers
- and migration, disaster recovery
- and vFiler
- no-vfiler-ips? variable
- setting
O
- oplock settings for qtrees on vFilers, changing
- options
- after vFiler creation
- settable on vFilers
- specifying path names for
- options snapmirror command
- options snapmirror.access command
- original vFiler
- reactivating after disaster
- outgoing packets for an IPspace
P
- packets
- broadcast in an IPspace
- incoming for an IPspace
- partitioning filer resources
- path names, for NFS exports and CIFS shares
- performance, monitoring
- primary storage unit, definition of
- production (original) vFiler
- reactivating after disaster
- protocols
- allowing or disallowing
- supported for vFilers
- pseudo-root, definition of
Q
- qtree command output, vFilers and hosting filer
- qtrees
- assigning to vFilers
- creating on vFiler0
- creating on vFilers
- oplock settings for
- requirement for replication on new vFiler
- security styles for
- who can create on vFilers
- quota report command
- quotas
- displaying status of
- effects of destroying vFilers on
- guideline for
- information in standard MIB
- messages from exceeding thresholds
- prerequisite for turning on and off
- reports on
- resizing
- seeing where enforced from
- tree
- turning on and off
- types supported for vFilers
- user and group
- vFiler names in report
- where user and group quotas take effect
- which are copied to new vFiler
- who specifies
R
- reactivating original vFiler after disaster
- rebooting filer, effects on vFilers
- removing IP addresses from an interface
- removing IP aliases from an interface
- replacement vFiler
- creating after disaster
- resizing quotas
- resources
- administering from the hosting filer
- assigning
- changing
- guidelines for assigning
- network
- storage
- restricting filer traffic
- routed daemon
- disabling
- effects of disabling
- enabling
- routing table
- for the filer
- for vFilers in default IPspace
- rsh
- access to vFiler from clients
- allowing or disallowing on vFilers
- enabling
- entering commands for vFilers through
- rsh.access option
- rsh.enable option
- running state of vFilers
S
- sample vFiler
- scanners, virus
- secure routing and IPspace
- server consolidation
- Server Manager
- service providers, using vFilers for data hosting
- setting up vFilers
- introduction to
- steps for
- setup command for vFilers
- purpose of
- running to unconfigure IP addresses
- syntax for
- SnapMirror
- license requirement
- on hosting filer
- options snapmirror.access command
- using to reactivate vFiler
- snapmirror break command
- snapmirror command
- considerations for
- where to enter
- snapmirror quiesce command
- snapmirror resync command
- snapmirror update command
- snapmirror.access option
- snapmirror.allow file
- SNMP
- on the hosting filer
- using with vFilers
- SSPs, and IPspaces
- standard MIB
- starting vFilers
- meaning of
- step for
- state of vFiler
- after vFiler creation
- depends on role after replication
- displaying
- effect of filer reboot on
- stopping vFilers
- storage area network (SAN) guidelines
- storage checks
- for migration, disaster recovery
- storage resources
- adding
- administering from the hosting filer
- assigning qtrees
- assigning volumes
- changing
- considerations for moving between vFilers
- moving between vFilers
- naming
- planning for when creating vFilers
- primary unit
- removing
- requirements for moving and removing
- types of
- subnets, and moving vFiler
- syslogd messages
- sysstat command
T
- TCP statistics in standard MIB
- thresholds, quota
- timezone
- traffic
- restricting on filer
- trusted host
- and migration, disaster recovery
- changing after migration
- changing on disaster-recovery vFiler
U
- UDP statistics in standard MIB
- uptime command
- User Manager
- UUID for vFiler
V
- vFiler
- activating backup for disaster-recovery
- add command, syntax for
- administering resources from hosting filer
- allow command, syntax for
- changing resources for
- command family, path name in
- command family, purpose of
- commands, entering from hosting filer
- commands, entering from vFiler context
- commands, entering through rsh
- create command, syntax for
- creating backup for disaster-recovery
- creating disaster-recovery
- default
- destroy command, syntax for
- disallow command, syntax for
- displaying status
- group in NetApp custom MIB
- limit per hosting filer
- LUNs and
- migrating
- move command, syntax for
- moving
- moving (migrating)
- moving (summary of tasks)
- moving to different subnet
- moving to different Windows domain
- preparing backup for disaster reovery
- reactivating original after disaster
- reactivating using vFiler dr commands
- reactivating via SnapMirror commands
- recreating
- remove command, syntax for
- replacing on original filer
- run command, purpose of
- server consolidation, using for
- setup
- start command, syntax for
- states, effect of filer reboot on
- states, stopped or running
- stop command, syntax for
- vFiler context command
- vFiler create command
- vFiler dr activate command
- what it does
- vFiler dr configure command
- what it does
- vFiler dr delete command
- vFiler migrate command
- vFiler migrate complete command
- what it does
- vFiler migrate start command
- what it does
- vFiler status command
- vFiler0
- definition of
- included in vFiler limit
- virus scanning for
- vfilertemplate option, meaning of
- vfilertemplate, defined
- virus scanning
- configuring
- for vFiler0
- registering scanners for
- requirements for
- VLAN tagging, used with IPspaces
- volumes
- requirement for replication on new vFiler
- volumes in vFilers
- assigning
- effects of renaming
- taking offline
W
- Windows domain
- and migration, disaster recovery
- changing
- Windows domain controller
- changing
- WINS server
- and migration, disaster recovery
- changing
- worksheet for migration, disaster recovery
- networking
- storage
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