5.Look under the File System Type column. The system type, such as CXFS, is listed. Additional information about the storage volume is provided:

•Name of the storage volume

•Description of a storage volume

•Drive Type

To find the information in Capacity Manager:

1.Access Capacity Manager as described in ”Accessing Capacity Manager” on page 517.

2.Select the host you want to determine is a member of a file system.

3.Scroll to the bottom of the page.

4.If a storage volume is a member of a shared file system, such as CXFS or XFS, it is displayed in the Storage Volume column.

You may need to expand the Storage Volume column if the volume names are long.

About the Data from CXFS File Systems

The management server can only monitor CXFS file systems from the host generating the input/output. For example, assume the elements in the following figure are part of a CXFS file system. When you generate input/out into the metadata server into /folder, only the metadata server is able to monitor the file system. For example, assume the metadata server generates 100 KB write, the management server displays 0 KB write for /folder on the metadata client.

The information in /folder on the metadata server is actually being mirrored to the /folder on the metadata client. The management server, however, does not detect the changes being mirrored to /folder on the metadata client.

Figure 51 CXFS File System

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