Configuring your Storage
Storage Status Tables
Cisco Small Business NSS3000 Series Network Storage System Administration Guide
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Volumes Table
The
Volumes
table provides a list of the existing volumes. It includes the following:
•
Location
: The name of the RAID array on which the volume is configured.
•
Volume
: The name assigned to the volume.
•
Total Space
: The amount of space configured for the volume.
•
Used Space
: The amount of space used on the volume.
•
Avail. Space
: The amount of unused space on the volume.
•
% Used
: The percentage of available space that is used.
•
Encrypted
: Whether the volume is encrypted or unencrypted.
•
Locked
: The encrypted volume is locked and is not accessible. To make the
volume accessible, the volume must be unlocked.
USB Storage Status
If you mount a USB flash device by inserting it into the AUX-1 port on the front of
the chassis, the
USB Storage Status
table appears. If there is no USB flash device
mounted, the
USB Storage Status
table does not appear. You can use the USB
flash device to save a backup of the configuration file. When you finish using the
USB flash device, click Unmount before you remove it from the AUX-1 port. (The
AUX-1 LED on the front of the chassis must be off before you can safely remove the
USB flash device.) If you remove the USB flash device in a mounted state, you risk
corrupting the files or filesystem.
The
USB Storage Status
table provides the following details about the mounted
USB flash device:
•
Disk
: The type of disk in this case is the USB flash.
•
Total Space
: The total amount of space (both used and available) on the
USB flash device.
•
Used Space
: The amount of space taken up on the USB flash device.
•
Available Space
: The amount of unused space on the USB flash device.
•
%Used
: The percentage of space used on the USB flash device.
•
Action
: The Unmount button unmounts the USB flash device so that it can
be safely removed from the AUX-1 port.