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Chapter 7 Administering and Monitoring Lab Manager
Used/Capacity (Gb) – Displays two numbers (separated by "/"). The first number
indicates the amount of disk space you use. The second number indicates the total
amount of disk space.
% Used – Displays the percentage of used disk space.
Mount Point – Shows the directory to access the storage server after mounting it.
Filter – Shows a subset of the total number of storage servers. Lab Manager
matches the text entered in the field to the left of the button against the attribute
data of the columns. Entries are not case‐sensitive.
Using the mouseover menu to the left of the field, you can filter across all columns
on the page or within a specific column.
The filter text search does not recognize wildcards. If you enter a traditional
wildcard, such as an asterisk (*), this function performs a literal search for an
asterisk symbol.
Add NFS Storage – Enables you to add an NFS server for virtual machines.
View Storage Usage – Enables you to view the high‐level topography of virtual
machine directories, assess disk space, and perform maintenance operations.
Review these elements of the Media tab:
Storage Server Name – Indicates the storage server for media files.
Status – Indicates whether an operation is in progress or failed.
Type – Specifies NFS and SMB storage.
Reachable – Indicates that the Lab Manager Server system can communicate with
the storage server.
Enabled – Indicates whether the storage server is available for storing media.
If the storage server is not reachable, it is not enabled.
Used/Capacity (Gb) – Displays two numbers (separated by "/"). The first number
indicates the amount of disk space you use. The second number indicates the total
amount of disk space.
% Used – Displays the percentage of used disk space.
Mount Point – Shows the directory to access the storage server after mounting it.
Filter – Shows a subset of the total number of storage servers. Lab Manager
matches the text entered in the field to the left of the button against the attribute
data of the columns. Entries are not case‐sensitive.
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