EMC Isilon SMB Share Summary
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Table: EMC Isilon SMB Share Summary
Column name | Description |
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Cluster |
Name of the Isilon cluster. |
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Name |
Display name of the share. |
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Path |
Shared path in the ifs file system. |
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Usage Without Overhead |
Combined used capacity (in KiB) of all paths in the export (not including OneFS overhead). Values are stored as KiB in the database and rendered according to your user profile preferences. |
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Usage With Overhead |
Combined used capacity (in KiB) of all paths in the export (including OneFS overhead). Values are stored as KiB in the database and rendered according to your user profile preferences. |
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# Files and Directories |
Combined count of files and directories of all paths in the NFS export. |
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Description |
Configurable share description. |
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CSC Policy |
Client-side caching policy. |
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Zone |
Zone name. Click the link to drill down to the EMC Isilon Zone Summary report. |
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Browse |
If yes, it makes the share visible in net view and browse lists. |
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Exec |
If yes, allows a user with read-only (RO) access to execute the file. |
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Strict |
If yes, the server checks for and enforces file locks. |
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Hide |
If yes, it hides files that begin with a dot (Unix config files). |
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Imper |
Allow guest access to the share. |
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Flush |
If yes, flush requests are always honored. |
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Byte Start |
Starting point for automatic invalid byte mangling. |
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Create Perm |
Default permissions to apply to sub-directories and files. |
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Map |
Mangle map. |
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User |
Impersonate user name. |
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Notify |
Change notify on the share. |
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Locks |
If yes, allow oplock requests. |
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RO Del |
If yes, allows read-only files to be deleted. |
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NTFS ACL |
If yes, allows ACLs to be stored and edited. |