User manual HP OPENVIEW STORAGE AREA MANAGER SOFTWARE OPENVIEW STORAGE AREA MANAGER V3.1 ADMINISTRATOR'S GUIDE (T2524-90002, OCTOBER

[. . . ] administrator's guide hp OpenView storage area manager Product Version: 3. 1 October 2003 Part Number: T2524-90002 This guide describes periodic or one-time Storage Area Manager administrative procedures. © Copyright 2002­2003 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L. P. Hewlett-Packard Company makes no warranty of any kind with regard to this material, including, but not limited to, the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. Hewlett-Packard shall not be liable for errors contained herein or for incidental or consequential damages in connection with the furnishing, performance, or use of this material. This document contains proprietary information, which is protected by copyright. [. . . ] The list includes each file's location, owner, size, file mode, time created, and last time opened or modified. Largest directories lists the file contents of the largest directories on a selected host, NAS device, or volume. Contents include each file's location, owner, size, mode, time created, and last time opened or modified. Files/directories detailed list is a list of all files and directories on a selected host, NAS device, or volume. The report includes each file's size, owner, file mode, time created, and last time opened or modified. This report is written to a user-specified file and not displayed. If Exchange report data has been collected (volume data and Exchange data must be collected before you can collect Exchange Report data), you can produce the following Exchange reports: Top-N Mailboxes lists the largest mailboxes from all installations in the selected Exchange organization. The report includes each mailbox's Exchange installation, storage group, mailbox store, mailbox name and size, and the storage device and LUN on which the mailbox resides. Top-N Public Folders lists the largest public folders from all installations in the selected Exchange organization. The report includes each public store's Exchange installation, storage group, public folder store, public folder name and size, and the storage device and LUN on which the folder resides. Stale Mailbox Stores lists stale mailboxes from all installations in the selected Exchange organization. The report includes each stale mailbox store's installation, mailbox store name and size, and the date that email was last sent from a mailbox in that mailbox store. 109 Storage Area Manager Administrator's Guide hp OpenView storage builder Except for the files/directories detailed list, reports are displayed in browser windows. Use the browser's Save As and Print options to export and print capacity reports, respectively. Setting the file format of detailed file/directory lists Use this procedure to specify the export format for detailed file/directory reports. This is the only report that lists the contents of directories that are not managed and the only report that is automatically exported and not displayed in the report window. The procedure displays the Configuration window with the current export option. Select File-Detail under Reports in the Configuration tree. Select CSV or XML format from the Export As drop-down list. Storage Builder will save the file list in this format whenever you click the Export button in a report window. The default is CSV. Note: If you want to reassert the factory report settings, click the Restore Defaults button. 4. Click Apply to save your settings and continue working in the Configuration window, or click OK to save your settings and close the window. Defining file reports Use this procedure to set up reports of junk files, stale files, and the largest files or directories in managed directories. The procedure displays the Configuration window with the current report specifications. You can change the existing specifications and add new filters. Select the report type--Junk File, Largest N-Directories, Largest N-Files, or Stale Files--under Reports in the Configuration tree. [. . . ] Cause/Solution Storage Allocater failed to load. Storage Allocater was installed with a non-SMP kernel, and the system is being restarted with an SMP kernel. Restart with the kernel on which Storage Allocater was activated. Deactivate Storage Allocater, restart with the SMP kernel, and then activate Storage Allocater. [. . . ]