Obtaining Dedup Sdisk Information

Managing Storage Disks with Deduplication Enabled

You can obtain information for a dedup sdisk by running the fsmedinfo command on the dedup sdisk.

For example, if you invoke the fsmedinfo command for a dedup sdisk named sdisk1, the output looks similar to this:

### fsmedinfo sdisk1

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Media Information Report	Tue Feb 6 13:17:32 2007
Media ID: ddisk(0)

Media Type: DDISK

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Storage Area: VolSub

Class ID: <system blank>	Bytes Used: 4,780,195,840
Last Accessed: 06-feb-2007 12:04:52	Space Remaining: 68,623,007,744
Media Status: AVAIL	Percent Used: 6.51
Write Protect: N	Suspect Count: 0
Mark Status: UNMARKED	Mount Count: 0
Medium Location: SLOT/BIN
Formatted: Y
Number of Segments: 0
External Location: N/A
Total Blob Bytes: 0
Unique Blob Bytes: 0
Percent Eliminated: 0.00

FS0000 06 1703716962 fsmedinfo completed: Command Successful.

Note: The Space Remaining amount shown does not take into account the percentage of redundancy elimination; it shows only the physical space remaining on the disk.

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3.5.1 specifications

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Quantum 3.5.1 manual Obtaining Dedup Sdisk Information

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