Finding The Renamed Files - Acopia Adaptive Resource Switch Cli Maintenance Manual

Troubleshooting Managed Volumes
Managing Namespace Collisions

Finding the Renamed Files

bstnA6k(cfg)# show reports
reports
Codes: At=Command Scheduler, Diag=Collect Diag-Info, Dstg=Destage,
ExMp=Export Mapping, Imp=Import, Inc=Inconsistencies,
MdO=Metadata Only, MdU=Metadata Upgrade, MgMd=Migrate Metadata,
NIS=NIS Update, Plc=Place Rule, Proc=Processor Usage Statistics,
Rbld=Rebuild, Rm=Remove, RmNs=Remove Namespace, RmSh=Remove Share,
RsD=Restore Data, SCp=Shadow Copy, Snapshot=Snapshot,
SuEn=Enable Subshare Inconsistencies,
SuIn=Export Subshare Inconsistencies, Sum=Summary,
SuSh=Export Subshares, Sync=Sync Files/Dirs, SySh=Sync Shares
adminSessions_200704260338.rpt Apr 26 03:38
adminSessions_200704260343.rpt Apr 26 03:43
...
docsPlc_20070426032613.rpt Apr 26 03:26
export-mapping.rpt
fe2beMap.rpt
import.1.budget.5.rpt
import.10.shr1-old.22.rpt Apr 26 03:38
import.11.shr1-next.23.rpt Apr 26 03:38
import.2.bills.6.rpt
import.3.bills2.7.rpt
...
bstnA6k(cfg)#
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To find any files that have collided and been renamed, you can view the report that
was generated during import. Each share generates one import report each time it
imports (import occurs when the share and volume are first enabled, or if you use
to rebuild the volume). Use the
nsck ... rebuild
reports, and look for the reports whose names start with "import." For example, this
switch has several import reports:
Apr 26 03:58
Apr 26 03:58
Apr 26 03:26
Apr 26 03:26
Apr 26 03:26
Use
show reports filename
Scan Phase section, with a Type of "R" (Rename) and "NC" (name collision). For
example, the following report shows a collided file named "index.html" (highlighted
in bold):
show reports
1.4k
1.4k
14k Plc
4.9k ExMp DONE: 10 in 00:00:01
4.9k ExMp DONE: 10 in 00:00:00
1.7k Imp
5.1k Imp
2.9k Imp
1.8k Imp
2.0k Imp
to view the import report. A collision appears in the File
command to see all
At DONE: 7 in 00:00:00
At DONE: 7 in 00:00:00
DONE: 68 in 00:00:29
DONE: 724 in 00:00:02
DONE: 110 in 00:00:02
DONE: 14 in 00:00:02
DONE: 120 in 00:00:01
DONE: 225 in 00:00:02
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