Good afternoon,
I am having problem sms 10.7.0-5, after command monitor disk other_free is full. How to clear space from this partition?
thank you
Good afternoon,
I am having problem sms 10.7.0-5, after command monitor disk other_free is full. How to clear space from this partition?
thank you
Hi guys,
We’re trying to update our win10 master and captured our customized installation. We don’t have any problem with the capture, no errors or warning. When I try to create a deployment task (using a copy of the one we use for our 1803 master), I can add the *.gho I’ve just created. But when I go to the advanced options for resizing partitions, none are listed (I should have 3 listed). The 3 partitions are created if I use the *.gho but I really need to resize them.
Does someone here ever encountered this problem ? What am I missing ? Thanks for your help !
A:Subject to memory availability one can create up to 511 admin partitions manually.
A partition ID is assigned to each partition upon creation and is used for internal tracking (this is not a user defined parameter).
Partition IDs are assigned from 1 to 511, however if there is an error (for any reason) during partition creation or a partition is deleted then partitioned will be skipped, these are reused later once 511 is reached.
Example:
Add partition parta … success | partition:ID1
Add partition partb … success | partition:ID2
Add partition partc… failed | partition:ID3 (Skipped)
Add partition partd… success | partition:ID4
//Assume the one below is 510th partition created it will be assigned partitionID:511
Add partition partx success | partitionID:511
//So, the actual 511th partition will now be assigned partitionID:3 as that was skipped previously
Add partition party .. will be assigned partitionID3
Q: Do these skipped partition IDs have any resource consumption until freed / reused.
A:Resources are only consumed by active partitions, skipped partition IDs do not have any bearing on resource consumption.
Example:
==
In the following output partitionID 1 to 30 and 34 is skipped (for any reason)
> show ns partition
1) Name: a
Partition ID: 31
Max BW : 10240 Kbps
Max Conn :1024 Max Mem: 700 MB
2) Name: b
Partition ID: 32
Max BW : 10240 Kbps
Max Conn :1024 Max Mem: 700 MB
3) Name: c
Partition ID: 33
Max BW : 10240 Kbps
Max Conn :1024 Max Mem: 700 MB
4) Name: d
Partition ID: 35
Max BW : 10240 Kbps
Max Conn :1024 Max Mem: 5 MB
Done
>
Now if you check using nsconmsg you can see memory use is only by the active partitions, no memory is in use for skipped partition IDs (1-30 or 34)
> shell
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root@ns# nsconmsg -d finalstatswt0 -K /var/nslog/newnslog -g mem_cur_usedsize | grep partition
3 0 3193912 mem_cur_usedsize partition_ctx(a) (PART-31)
5 0 3193912 mem_cur_usedsize partition_ctx(b) (PART-32)
7 0 3193912 mem_cur_usedsize partition_ctx(c) (PART-33)
9 0 3193912 mem_cur_usedsize partition_ctx(d) (PART-35)
root@ns#
Hello,
we have a Windows fileserver with SEP 14RU1MP2 installed on it. The fileserver has 6 partitions with different sizes. On 5 partitions SEP works great. But on the biggest partition it does not detect EICAR files which is really strange. The partition is 11 TB large.
I already repaired SEP together with the Symantec support and after that SEP works again good for a few days. The exeptions are also ok. But now we have that issue again.
Does anyone have an idea how to solve that issue?
Thank you!
Disk Management can only support Extend Volume on a partition using an unallocated space adjacent to it at the right side. In this case, the C: volume cannot be extended because there is another partition, a Recovery partition, between it and the unallocated space.
Yes. I just had the same error on one of my nodes and had to be replaced. I contacted support and told me the SSD partition is missing. There is a way to fix it but thought it was easier to replace node.
Open a ticket and work with suppprt.
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OneFS 8.1.0.1
Is there a way to configure different “cluster capacity” alerts depending on thresholds? For example, send an alert, if the entire cluster capacity is:
– less than 20%
– above 50%
etc etc
I am unable to see this in the documentation other than the following:
Event ID 100010004: The /ifs partition on the cluster is near capacity
By default, this event first appears when the amount of data on the partition reaches the warning threshold of 95% of the partition capacity. The message appears again when the amount of data reaches the critical threshold of 99% of the partition capacity
OneFS 8.1.0.1
Is there a way to configure different “cluster capacity” alerts depending on thresholds? For example, send an alert, if the entire cluster capacity is:
– less than 20%
– above 50%
etc etc
I am unable to see this in the documentation other than the following:
Event ID 100010004: The /ifs partition on the cluster is near capacity
By default, this event first appears when the amount of data on the partition reaches the warning threshold of 95% of the partition capacity. The message appears again when the amount of data reaches the critical threshold of 99% of the partition capacity
NetScaler has multiple Partitions, and Partitions have the shared VLAN, as a result the MAC address of the Partition would be Partition MAC Address.
Executing the below command displays the MAC address of the Partition associated with the VLAN that is shared (ideally this should not happen)
show partition bridgetable
Additionally the device connected to the NetScaler Partition MAC address is not displayed on the Partition MAC address table