Storage : Nas Volume Management; Storage : Nas Quota Management - American Megatrends StorTrends 1100-P User Manual

Storage. : NAS Volume Management
This page allows you to manage the existing NAS. Volumes, which includes deleting the
NAS Volume., creating User Quotas and NAS Shares. You can access this page by
clicking on any existing NAS Volume.
You can also see a graphical representation of the NAS. Volume. and Virtual Volume
Statistics.
Field Description
Volume. Name This field displays the name of the NAS. Volume..
Status Mounted/In Use
Deleting
Unmounted/Not-in-Use
Failed
Capacity. This field displays the capacity of the NAS. Volume..
Used Space This field displays the amount of space that has been consumed by data.
Available Space This field displays the amount of space available for use.
Volume. Type This field displays the type of the NAS. Volume. The default is Redirect on Write (ROW).
Provision Type This field displays the provisioning type being used on the NAS. Volume.. It can be either
Thin or Exact Provisioning.
Expand Volume. Click on this button if you wish to increase the size of the volume.
Schedule snapshot This button allows you to access the snapshot schedule configuration page for the volume.
Date Time Created This field displays when the NAS. Volume. was created.
Storage. : NAS Quota Management
This page allows you to manage storage allocations for local users. This page can be
accessed from the NAS. Volume. Management page.
Step Action
1 Select the users for whom you want to manage the storage quotas within this NAS.
volume.
2 Enter the new storage quota size in MBs and click the Update button.
3 Repeat these steps for each user that you want to manage storage quotas for. Click the
Save button when you are finished.
Note: You can also set default storage allocations for all new users by placing a check in the
box next to "Set default quota for new users" and entering the size of the storage quota in
MBs.
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The NAS. Volume. is mounted and ready to use.
The NAS. Volume. is being deleted
The NAS. Volume. is not mounted and is not in use.
The NAS. Volume. has failed.