Shares
View the information that is shown about shares in file storage systems.
You can use the following
actions to administer shares:
- Add to Application
- Adds the selected resource within the context of the application to enhance your monitoring and management tasks. This action is available from an eligible resource page.
- Remove from Application
- Removes the selected resource within the context of the application. This action is available
from an eligible resource page.
Once the resources are selected for removal from the application, you receive a confirmation message. Once the selected resources are removed, the resource page on the details page for the application reflects the removal of the resources.
- View Properties
- View the key properties of the share, including the exporting server, the file path to the directory or file system, and the protocol that is used to access the share.
The following information is shown about the shares:
- Cluster
- The unique name of the cluster that a share comes from.
- Path
- The file path that is exported.
- Protocol
- The protocols that a share supports. Examples of protocols include NFS, CIFS, HTTP, and FTP. A share can support multiple protocols.
- Shared Servers
- The servers that have access to a share. If only one server has access to a share, the server name is provided. If multiple servers have access, "multiple" is displayed.
- State
- Shows whether a share is active or inactive. An inactive share is the same as a deleted share, with the exception that the data in an inactive share remains intact and can be viewed when the share is reactivated.
- Storage Virtual Machine
- The storage virtual machine (SVM) to which the share belongs. An SVM is a logical entity that is
used to serve data to clients and hosts. Availability: NetApp ONTAP 9 storage systems.
- Ticket
- A ticket identifier that was associated with the share for tracking purposes. The ticket identifier was specified when the share was created.