Monitoring Free And Used Disk Space; Directory And File Structure - Extron electronics VNR 100 User Manual

3. Click
Login
page opens (see the figure to the right).
Once mounted, the capacity of the new drive
will be shown under Disk free space. This takes
a few seconds.
4. If you are inserting a blank drive, click
ATTENTION:
contains previously recorded content,
do not use the
remove all data.
ATTENTION:
un driver avec du contenu enregistré
auparavant, n'utilisez pas l'option
« Format » au risque de supprimer des
données.
When the formatting is complete, the message
formated to ext3
5. Click
Apply Changes
6.
Logout

Monitoring Free and Used Disk Space

To monitor the amount of free disk space and the percentage of disk space used, see the
Data Disk information on the VNR 100 Web page (see the figure above).

Directory and File Structure

Use the Enterprise Controller Website to view the directory and file structure of the VNR 100
media disk.
1.
Enter the
2. At the login screen, enter the
3. If necessary, click on the
4. Select the VNR 100 of interest from the list of devices.
5. Click
Recorder
opens showing the home directory for the recorder.
6. Click on the directory icon to show the files contained in the directory.
Figure 16.
. The VNR 100 Recorder Settings
When inserting a drive that
option as this will
Format
Lorsque vous insérez
will appear next to the
.
of the config screen.
of the Enterprise Controller in the address bar of your browser.
IP address
username
tab of the Enterprise Controller Web page.
Devices
in the Action buttons at the bottom of the screen. A popup window
Recorder File Structure
VNMatrix recorder settings
Network settings [eth0]
.
Format
IP Address 192.168.254.254
Subnet Mask
255.255.255.0
Gateway 192.168.254.253
Recorder settings
Serial
1111999
Controller IP 192.168.254.254
Controller port
5432
MTU 1500
New password
Confirm New password
Umount mounted to /home/matrix_rec/Recording_Files
status:
Disk free space: 19GB->98% used
Format formated to ext3
button.
Format
and .
password
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Logout
User settings
Data disk
Apply Changes Cancel Changes
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