The File System page provides the file system information for the server. The page is divided into three sections: File System, File Volumes, and Open Files.
The File System section displays the following information:
Reads (Kbytes): The total number of KBytes read by the file system. This value provides a measure of server activity.
Writes (Kbytes): The total number of KBytes written by the file system. This value provides a measure of server activity.
Maximum Open Files: The maximum number of open files allowed in the file system.
Open Files: The current number of open files in the file system.
Maximum Record Locks: The maximum number of record locks allowed in the file system.
Record Locks: The current number of record locks in the file system.
Maximum Directory Tree Depth: The number of levels of subdirectories NetWare supports.
The File Volumes table lists all of the NetWare volumes, both mounted and not mounted.
ID: A unique value that identifies each NetWare volume on the server. The value for each volume must remain constant from one re-initialization of the agent to the next re-initialization.
Volume Name: The name of the physical volume which may differ from the Directory Services (DS) name.
Volume Size(Kbytes): The size of the physical volume in KBytes.
Free Space(Kbytes): The free space on the physical volume in KBytes. As this number approaches zero, the volume is running out of space for new or expanding files.
Block Size(bytes): The block size on the volume in bytes.
Segment Count: The number of segments comprising this volume.
Mount Status: The mount state of the volume, which can be 1 or 2:
Note: If the volume is not mounted, all the other values in the File Volume table, except Volume Name, are invalid.
DS Name: The full Directory Services distinguished name for the volume, or the zero-length string if the distinguished name is not applicable.
The Open Files table lists all of the open files on the server. If a file is opened by more than one connection, multiple entries for the same file will appear in the table. Only the operator and administrator have the right to retrieve this information. The information in this table is sorted by File Name value by default. The Open Files table is sorted by the following values:
Connection: The number of the connection that opened the file.
File Name (sortable): The name of the open file including the directory path.
Login Name (sortable): The name of the user who opened the file. If the file was opened by the system or by an NLM, the Login Name will be a zero-length string.
Volume Name (sortable): The name of the NetWare physical volume containing the open file.