3.4.0 Matrix Server Administration Guide

Chapter 5: Configure the SAN 58

The window shows the following information for each PSFS filesystem:

• The label assigned to the filesystem.

• The mount point or drive letter assigned to the filesystem. Click in the

cell to see the mount point/drive letter for each server on which the

filesystem is configured.

• The volume used for the filesystem. Click in the cell to see the

properties for the filesystem.

• The number of CIFS shares. Click in the cell to see the name of the

CIFS share, the drive letter or path being used, and the number of

connections. (This column appears only if MxFS for CIFS is installed.)

• The number of servers on which the filesystem is mounted. Click in

the cell to see the names of the servers.

• The total space, free space, and percent of space free on the filesystem.

The window also lists the UIDs and sizes of the LUNs (both imported and

unimported) that are available for filesystems.

Display Disk Information with sandiskinfo

The sandiskinfo command can display information for both imported

and unimported SAN disks. Under normal operations, the sandiskinfo

output should be the same on all servers in the matrix.

With no options, sandiskinfo shows the UID, vendor, model, and

capacity of each imported disk and specifies the FC switch used to access

the disk.

sandiskinfo

Disk: \\.\Global\psd2

Uid: 20:00:00:04:cf:13:38:3a::0 SAN info: fcswitch5:7

Vendor: SEAGATE Capacity: 34733M

The command syntax is as follows:

sandiskinfo [-i|-u|-v] [-al]

The default is -i, which produces the output shown earlier for imported

disks. The -u option produces the same output for unimported disks.