Enables you to navigate to the Performance/SVM details page.

Enables you to navigate to the Health/Storage Virtual Machines inventory page.

Displays, as a graph, the total number of objects, including objects that have availability issues and objects that do not have any availability-related issues. The colors in the graph represent the different severity levels of the issues. The information below the graph provides details about availability issues that can impact or have already impacted the availability of data in the SVM. For example, information is displayed about the NAS LIFs and the SAN LIFs that are down and volumes that are offline.

You can also view information about the related protocols and services that are currently running, and the number and status of NFS exports and CIFS shares.

If the selected SVM is an SVM with Infinite Volume, you can view availability details about the Infinite Volume.

Displays, as a graph, the total number of objects, including objects that have capacity issues and objects that do not have any capacity-related issues. The colors in the graph represent the different severity levels of the issues. The information below the graph provides details about capacity issues that can impact or have already impacted the capacity of data in the SVM. For example, information is displayed about aggregates that are likely to breach the set threshold values.

If the selected SVM is an SVM with Infinite Volume, you can view capacity details about the Infinite Volume.

Provides a quick overview of SVM protection-related health by displaying, as a graph, the total number of relationships, including relationships that have protection issues and relationships that do not have any protection-related issues. When unprotected volumes exist, clicking on the link takes you to the Health/Volumes inventory page where you can view a filtered list of the unprotected volumes on the SVM. The colors in the graph represent the different severity levels of the issues. Clicking a graph takes you to the Protection/Volume Relationships page, where you can view a filtered list of protection relationship details. The information below the graph provides details about protection issues that can impact or have already impacted the protection of data in the SVM. For example, information is displayed about volumes that have a Snapshot copy reserve that is almost full or about SnapMirror relationship lag issues.

If the selected SVM is a repository SVM, the Protection area does not display.

The Capacity area displays details about the used and available capacity allocated from all volumes:

The Volumes with Capacity Issues list displays, in tabular format, details about the volumes that have capacity issues:

Displays the following capacity-related details:

Displays information about the capacity usage in your storage classes. This information is displayed only if you have configured storage classes for your SVM with Infinite Volume.

Displays the following thresholds (in percentage) of your storage classes:

Displays the name of the LIF that is created on the selected SVM.

Displays the operational status of the LIF, which can be Up (), Down (), or Unknown (). The operational status of a LIF is determined by the status of its physical ports.

Displays the administrative status of the LIF, which can be Up (), Down (), or Unknown (). The administrative status of a LIF is controlled by the storage administrator to make changes to the configuration or for maintenance purposes. The administrative status can be different from the operational status. However, if the administrative status of a LIF is Down, the operational status is Down by default.

Displays the IP address for Ethernet LIFs and the World Wide Port Name (WWPN) for FC LIFs.

Displays the list of data protocols that are specified for the LIF, such as CIFS, NFS, iSCSI, FC/FCoE, FC-NVMe, and FlexCache. For Infinite Volume, the SAN protocols are not applicable.

Displays the LIF role. The roles can be Data or Management.

Displays the physical port to which the LIF was originally associated.

Displays the physical port to which the LIF is currently associated. If the LIF is migrated, the current port might be different from the home port.

Displays the port set to which the LIF is mapped.

Displays the failover policy that is configured for the LIF. For NFS, CIFS, and FlexCache LIFs, the default failover policy is Next Available. Failover policy is not applicable for FC and iSCSI LIFs.

Displays the name of the routing group. You can view more information about the routes and the destination gateway by clicking the routing group name.

Routing groups are not supported for ONTAP 8.3 or later and therefore a blank column is displayed for these clusters.

Displays the name of the failover group.

Displays the current status of the qtree. The status can be Critical (), Error (), Warning (), or Normal ().

You can move the pointer over the status icon to view more information about the event or events generated for the qtree.

If the status of the qtree is determined by a single event, you can view information such as the event name, time and date when the event was triggered, the name of the administrator to whom the event is assigned, and the cause of the event. You can use View Details to view more information about the event.

If the status of the qtree is determined by multiple events of the same severity, the top three events are displayed with information such as the event name, time and date when the events were triggered, and the name of the administrator to whom the event is assigned. You can view more details about each of these events by clicking the event name. You can also use View All Events to view the list of generated events.

Displays the name of the qtree.

Displays the name of the cluster containing the qtree. Appears only in the exported CSV file.

Displays the storage virtual machine (SVM) name containing the qtree. Appears only in the exported CSV file.

Displays the name of the volume that contains the qtree.

You can move the pointer over the volume name to view more information about the volume.

Indicates whether a quota is enabled or disabled on the qtree.

Specifies if the quota is for a user, user group, or a qtree. Appears only in the exported CSV file.

Displays the name of the user or user group. There will be multiple rows for each user and user group. When the quota type is qtree or if the quota is not set, then the column is empty. Appears only in the exported CSV file.

Displays the percentage of disk space used. If a disk hard limit is set, this value is based on the disk hard limit. If the quota is set without a disk hard limit, the value is based on the volume data space. If the quota is not set or if quotas are off on the volume to which the qtree belongs, then “Not applicable” is displayed in the grid page and the field is blank in the CSV export data.

Displays the maximum amount of disk space allocated for the qtree. Unified Manager generates a critical event when this limit is reached and no further disk writes are allowed. The value is displayed as “Unlimited” for the following conditions: if the quota is set without a disk hard limit, if the quota is not set, or if quotas are off on the volume to which the qtree belongs.

Displays the amount of disk space allocated for the qtree before a warning event is generated. The value is displayed as “Unlimited” for the following conditions: if the quota is set without a disk soft limit, if the quota is not set, or if quotas are off on the volume to which the qtree belongs. By default, this column is hidden.

Displays the threshold value set on the disk space. The value is displayed as “Unlimited” for the following conditions: if the quota is set without a disk threshold limit, if the quota is not set, or if quotas are off on the volume to which the qtree belongs. By default, this column is hidden.

Displays the percentage of files used in the qtree. If the file hard limit is set, this value is based on the file hard limit. No value is displayed if the quota is set without a file hard limit. If the quota is not set or if quotas are off on the volume to which the qtree belongs, then “Not applicable” is displayed in the grid page and the field is blank in the CSV export data.

Displays the hard limit for the number of files permitted on the qtrees. The value is displayed as “Unlimited” for the following conditions: if the quota is set without a file hard limit, if the quota is not set, or if quotas are off on the volume to which the qtree belongs.

Displays the soft limit for the number of files permitted on the qtrees. The value is displayed as “Unlimited” for the following conditions: if the quota is set without a file soft limit, if the quota is not set, or if quotas are off on the volume to which the qtree belongs. By default, this column is hidden.

Opens the Edit Email Address dialog box, which displays the current email address of the selected user or user group. You can modify the email address. If theEdit Email Address field is blank, the default rule is used to generate an email address for the selected user or user group.

If more than one user has the same quota, the names of the users are displayed as comma-separated values. Also, the default rule is not used to generate the email address; therefore, you must provide the required email address for notifications to be sent.

Enables you to create or modify rules to generate an email address for the user or user group quotas that are configured on the SVM. A notification is sent to the specified email address when there is a quota breach.

Displays the current status of the quota. The status can be Critical (), Warning (), or Normal ().

You can move the pointer over the status icon to view more information about the event or events generated for the quota.

If the status of the quota is determined by a single event, you can view information such as the event name, time and date when the event was triggered, the name of the administrator to whom the event is assigned, and the cause of the event. You can use View Details to view more information about the event.

If the status of the quota is determined by multiple events of the same severity, the top three events are displayed with information such as the event name, time and date when the events were triggered, and the name of the administrator to whom the event is assigned. You can view more details about each of these events by clicking the event name. You can also use View All Events to view the list of generated events.

Displays the name of the user or user group. If more than one user has the same quota, the names of the users are displayed as comma-separated values.

The value is displayed as “Unknown” when ONTAP does not provide a valid user name because of SecD errors.

Specifies if the quota is for a user or a user group.

Displays the name of the volume or qtree on which the user or user group quota is specified.

You can move the pointer over the name of the volume or qtree to view more information about the volume or qtree.

Displays the percentage of disk space used. The value is displayed as “Not applicable” if the quota is set without a disk hard limit.

Displays the maximum amount of disk space allocated for the quota. Unified Manager generates a critical event when this limit is reached and no further disk writes are allowed. The value is displayed as “Unlimited” if the quota is set without a disk hard limit.

Displays the amount of disk space allocated for the quota before a warning event is generated. The value is displayed as “Unlimited” if the quota is set without a disk soft limit. By default, this column is hidden.

Displays the threshold value set on the disk space. The value is displayed as “Unlimited” if the quota is set without a disk threshold limit. By default, this column is hidden.

Displays the percentage of files used in the qtree. The value is displayed as “Not applicable” if the quota is set without a file hard limit.

Displays the hard limit for the number of files permitted on the quota. The value is displayed as “Unlimited” if the quota is set without a file hard limit.

Displays the soft limit for the number of files permitted on the quota. The value is displayed as “Unlimited” if the quota is set without a file soft limit. By default, this column is hidden.

Displays the email address of the user or user group to which notifications are sent when there is a breach in the quotas.

Displays the current status of the NFS export. The status can be Error () or Normal ().

Displays the path to which the volume is mounted. If an explicit NFS exports policy is applied to a qtree, the column displays the path of the volume through which the qtree can be accessed.

Displays whether the path to access the mounted volume is active or inactive.

Displays the name of the volume or qtree to which the NFS export policy is applied. For Infinite Volumes, the name of the SVM with the Infinite Volume is displayed. If an NFS export policy is applied to a qtree in the volume, the column displays both the names of the volume and the qtree.

You can click the link to view details about the object in the respective details page. If the object is a qtree, links are displayed for both the qtree and the volume.

Displays the name of the cluster. Appears only in the exported CSV file.

Displays the name of the SVM with NFS export policies. Appears only in the exported CSV file.

Displays the state of the volume that is being exported. The state can be Offline, Online, Restricted, or Mixed.

Displays the access permission for the volumes that are exported. The security style can be UNIX, Unified, NTFS, or Mixed.

Displays the UNIX permission bits in an octal string format, which is set for the volumes that are exported. It is similar to the UNIX style permission bits.

Displays the rules that define the access permission for volumes that are exported. You can click the link to view details about the rules associated with the export policy such as the authentication protocols and the access permission.

When you generate a report for the NFS Exports page, all rules that belong to the export policy are exported to the CSV file. For example, if there are two rules in the export policy, you will see only one row in the NFS Exports grid page, but the exported data will have two rows corresponding to the two rules.

Displays the rules associated with the export policy such as the authentication protocols and the access permission. Appears only in the exported CSV file.

Displays the protocols that are enabled for the export policy rules. Appears only in the exported CSV file.

Displays the clients that have permission to access data on the volumes. Appears only in the exported CSV file.

Displays the authentication protocol used to read data on the volumes. Appears only in the exported CSV file.

Displays the authentication protocol used to read or write data on the volumes. Appears only in the exported CSV file.

Launches the User Mapping dialog box.

You can view the details of user mapping for the SVM.

Launches the Access Control dialog box for the share.

You can view user and permission details for the selected share.

Displays the current status of the share. The status can be Normal () or Error ().

Displays the name of the CIFS share.

Displays the junction path on which the share is created.

Displays whether the path to access the share is active or inactive.

Displays the name of the containing object to which the share belongs. The containing object can be a volume or a qtree.

By clicking the link, you can view details about the containing object in the respective Details page. If the containing object is a qtree, links are displayed for both qtree and volume.

Displays the state of the volume that is being exported. The state can be Offline, Online, Restricted, or Mixed.

Displays the access permission for the volumes that are exported. The security style can be UNIX, Unified, NTFS, or Mixed.

Displays the name of the export policy applicable to the share. If an export policy is not specified for the SVM, the value is displayed as Not Enabled.

You can click the link to view details about the rules associated with the export policy, such as access protocols and permissions. The link is disabled if the export policy is disabled for the selected SVM.

Specifies whether there is an NFS equivalent for the share.

Displays details about the LUNs that belong to the selected SVM. You can view information such as the LUN name, LUN state (online or offline), the name of the file system (volume or qtree) that contains the LUN, the type of host operating system, the total data capacity and serial number of the LUN. You can also view information whether thin provisioning is enabled on the LUN and if the LUN is mapped to an initiator group.

You can also view the initiator groups and initiators that are mapped to the selected LUN.

Displays details about initiator groups. You can view details such as the name of the initiator group, the access state, the type of host operating system that is used by all the initiators in the group, and the supported protocol. When you click the link in the access state column, you can view the current access state of the initiator group.

Displays the name and type of the initiator and the total number of initiator groups mapped to this initiator for the selected SVM.

You can also view the LUNs and initiator groups that are mapped to the selected initiator group.

Displays the list of rules. By expanding the rule, you can view the corresponding matching criteria of the rule and the storage class where the content is placed based on the rule.

The default rule is the last rule in the list. You cannot change the order of the default rule.

Enables you to filter rules associated with a specific storage class listed in the list.

Displays the total number of the LUNs associated with the selected qtree.

Displays the total number of NFS export policies associated with the selected qtree.

Displays the total number of CIFS shares associated with the selected qtree.

Displays the total number of the user and user group quotas associated with the selected qtree. The health status of the user and user group quotas is also displayed, based on the highest severity level.

Displays the health status of the cluster to which the SVM belongs.

Displays the number of aggregates that belong to the selected SVM. The health status of the aggregates is also displayed, based on the highest severity level. For example, if an SVM contains ten aggregates, five of which display the Warning status and the remaining five display the Critical status, then the status displayed is Critical.

Displays the number of aggregates that are assigned to an SVM. The health status of the aggregates is also displayed, based on the highest severity level.

Displays the number and capacity of the volumes that belong to the selected SVM. The health status of the volumes is also displayed, based on the highest severity level. When there are FlexGroup volumes in the SVM, the count also includes FlexGroups; it does not include FlexGroup constituents.