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audience 7

available disk partitions 27

benefits

organizing file systems 13 build number

installation 38

capacity-based licensing 12 checking

Firebird SuperServer status 46 FSE implementation status 46 FSE processes 47 omniNames daemon status 47

configuration files omniORB.cfg 40 services.cfg 40

configuring post-start scripts 50 pre-stop scripts 51

configuring communication consolidated FSE system 40 external FSE clients 42 FSE server 40

configuring FSE interprocess communication 39 consolidated FSE implementation

starting FSE processes 43 consolidated FSE system

configuring communication 40 consolidated implementation 9 conventions

document 7

converting to HSM file systems 71 creating

LVM logical volume groups 28 LVM logical volumes 28, 29

debug files

pre-installation considerations 18 determining

FSE hot fixes 75

FSE system maintenance releases 74 directory layout 13

disabling ACPI 24

with GRUB boot loader 24 with LILO boot loader 24

disk partitions

available on the system 27 distributed FSE implementation starting FSE processes 44 distributed implementation 10

distributed system with separate server and external clients

see distributed implementation 11 document

conventions 7

File System Extender (FSE) specifications

HP File System Extender (FSE) is a sophisticated solution designed to optimize data storage management for enterprises that deal with large volumes of unstructured data. This technology addresses the challenges of data growth and the need for effective data retention strategies, enabling organizations to store and manage their information more efficiently.

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