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Hitachi NAS NFS Export Summary
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This report lists all of the Hitachi NAS (HNAS) Network File System (NFS) exported to hosts as of the last data collection cycle. There will be a line item for each NFS Export in the scope of the report.
Storage Array
The name given to the storage array.
EVS
Name given to the enterprise virtual server (EVS).
Filesystem
The instance name of the filesystem. For storage-based snapshots, this is the name assigned when the filesystem was created or renamed.
Path
NFS export path, which is the filesystem directory path to the export.
Capacity
Filesystem size. Values are stored in the database as KiB and rendered according to your user profile preferences.
Free Space
Filesystem free space. Values are stored in the database as KiB and rendered according to your user profile preferences.
Thin
Indicates if the filesystem is thinly provisioned: Y or N.
Access Snapshots
Indicates the accessibility and visibility of the snapshot directory. Examples: disabled, hidden, or enabled.
Display Snapshots
Indicates if snapshots are enabled: Y or N.
Read Caching
Status of read caching. Possible values: disable = Read caching is disabled.enable-all = All files are candidates for read caching.enable-cvl = Only cross-volume links are candidates for read caching.
Mounted
Indicates if the filesystem is mounted: Y or N.
Formatted
Indicates if the filesystem is formatted: Y or N.
Failed
Indicates if the filesystem is in a failed state: Y or N.