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The Manage Interfaces page enables you to perform the following DAFS interface management tasks:
Attaching DAFS interfaces
Detaching DAFS interfaces
The following table contains a list of headings displayed in this page and the descriptions of those headings.
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Heading |
Description |
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Name |
The logical name of the device. |
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Device |
The physical device name of the interface. |
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Active |
Indicates whether the attached interface is available for DAFS service requests. Either Yes or No. Yes means the interface is attached and available for service requests. No means the interface is attached but is not available for service requests. This can be the case in cluster configurations where the interface is for the partner filer and is available to support network traffic in the event of a failover. |
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Listen Address |
The VI net address and discriminator where the DAFS server listens for requests. |
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Checksums Enabled |
Indicates whether checksums are enabled. Either Yes or No. |
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Request Daemons |
Displays the number of daemons that have been started to service incoming requests on an interface. |
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Partner Interface |
Indicates whether the interface is attached as a partner interface for cluster failover. Either Yes or No. |