Array FC Port Utilization
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This report provides a list of the physical/logical port connections between the host's adapter and the storage array. Use this report to troubleshoot connectivity issues and to re-configure when hosts or arrays are taken out of service. In addition, this report provides information you can use to manage load-balancing across array ports.
Table: Array FC Port Utilization
Column name | Description |
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Storage Array |
The array links to the Array Capacity and Utilization. You can select multiple storage arrays or a single array when you generate this report. |
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Array Port |
The array's port number. |
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Host |
Name of the host that owns the HBA (host bus adaptor) port. See Host Utilization Detail . |
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Host Ports |
List of the host ports. Comma-separated string of the WWN of all the HBA ports associated with the array port. |
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Mount Point |
The mount point of the filesystem that's utilizing the port. |
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Filesystem |
Name of the filesystem. |
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Filesystem Type |
When you know the filesystem type, you can determine the host's storage requirements and limitations. Examples of filesystem values: NTFS - Windows NT Filesystem ext2, ext3 - Extended Filesystems 2 and 3 ufs - Linux Filesystem vxfs - Veritas Filesystem FAT - File Allocation Table hfs - Hierarchical Filesystem (Apple) ctfs - Cooperative Temporary Filesystem devfs - Device Filesystem hsfs - High Sierra Filesystem jfs - Journaled Filesystem jfs2 - Journaled Filesystem 2 nfs - Network Filesystem objfs - Filesystem Object sfs - Secure Filesystem gpfs - General Parallel Filesystem (IBM) proc - a virtual filesystem procfs - Process Filesystem tmpfs - a virtual memory filesystem smbfs - Server Message Block Filesystem Null - empty NA - not applicable |
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Capacity |
Capacity of the filesystem. |
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Used |
The amount of the storage array being used by the filesystem. |
|
Storage Array |
The array links to the Array Capacity and Utilization. You can select multiple storage arrays or a single array when you generate this report. |
|
Array Port |
The array's port number. |
|
Host |
Name of the host that owns the HBA (host bus adaptor) port. See Host Utilization Detail . |
|
Host Ports |
List of the host ports. Comma-separated string of the WWN of all the HBA ports associated with the array port. |
|
Mount Point |
The mount point of the filesystem that's utilizing the port. |
|
Filesystem |
Name of the filesystem. |
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Filesystem Type |
When you know the filesystem type, you can determine the host's storage requirements and limitations. Examples of filesystem values: NTFS - Windows NT Filesystem ext2, ext3 - Extended Filesystems 2 and 3 ufs - Linux Filesystem vxfs - Veritas Filesystem FAT - File Allocation Table hfs - Hierarchical Filesystem (Apple) ctfs - Cooperative Temporary Filesystem devfs - Device Filesystem hsfs - High Sierra Filesystem jfs - Journaled Filesystem jfs2 - Journaled Filesystem 2 nfs - Network Filesystem objfs - Filesystem Object sfs - Secure Filesystem gpfs - General Parallel Filesystem (IBM) proc - a virtual filesystem procfs - Process Filesystem tmpfs - a virtual memory filesystem smbfs - Server Message Block Filesystem Null - empty NA - not applicable |
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Capacity |
Capacity of the filesystem. |
|
Used |
The amount of the storage array being used by the filesystem. |