HPE StoreOnce 6500 User Manual page 42

Item
User Data Stored
Size on Disk
Dedupe Ratio
Created
Last Modified
Service Set
Share tab
Item
Name
Description
Access Protocol
Share Version
Network Path
Number of Files
Number of Directories
Write Protection
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Description
The amount of user data stored on the share
The actual size used on disk after deduplication
The deduplication ratio achieved on the data on the share. If deduplication is
disabled, the column displays Dedupe Disabled.
Date/Time the share was created
The last time the share has been modified
The service set on which the share is configured
Description
The name that will be used to identify the share in Windows
A text description of the share (optional)
CIFS or NFS
Shares can be configured as version 2 (default) or version 1. The primary
difference is in the maximum number of items (where an item is a file or a
directory) per share permitted: 25,000 for version 1 shares and 1,000,000 for
version 2 shares.
In addition, version 2 shares have been optimized to improve performance
with Commvault backup software. Configuring a version 1 share is only
recommended for replication compatibility with another appliance on an older
software version that only supports version 1 shares.
Once configured, you can change the share version from 1 to 2 but you
cannot change from 2 to 1. The maximum number of shares depends upon
the product model and the number of other devices (including VTL libraries
and StoreOnce Catalyst stores) already created.
See Key Parameters on page 247 for detailed specifications.
The network path to access the configured share
The number of files on the share. This information is also available as a
column at the top of the Shares page but is hidden by default. Click any
column heading to configure which columns display.
The number of directories on the share. This information is also available as
a column at the top of the Shares page but is hidden by default. Click any
column heading to configure which columns display.
Used to prevent further backup to the share. If enabled, any backup jobs
currently using that share will fail.
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