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Customizing the Cluster Inventory report to display nodes reaching the maximum disk limit

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You can customize the Cluster Inventory report to display a list of nodes that are reaching the maximum disk limit and sorted by increasing order.

About this task

You can also perform this task by going to the Reports page and clicking Run Report for the appropriate report.

Steps

  1. To remove the grouping by cluster, or node, perform the following steps:

    1. Click in the columns that needs to be ungrouped.

    2. Click the click to see menu icon.

    3. Select Group > Delete Inner Group.

  2. To move the Disk Count column next to the Model column, perform the following steps:

    1. Click in the Disk Count column.

    2. Click the click to see menu icon and select Column > Reorder Columns.

    3. In the Reorder Columns dialog box, use the up and down arrow keys to move the column to the required position.

  3. To add a new computed column, perform the following steps:

    1. Select a column, click click to see menu, and select Column > New Computed Column.

    2. In the New Computed Column dialog box, type Maximum Disk Limit in the Column Label field.

    3. From the Select Category list, select Comparison.

    4. From the Select Function list, select Advanced.

    5. In the Enter Expression field, type IF([model]="FAS3250" , 960, 0).

    6. Click OK.

  4. To add a second new column, perform the following steps:

    1. Select the Maximum Disk Limit column, click the click to see menu icon, and select Column > New Computed Column.

    2. In the New Computed Column dialog box, type Available Volume in the Column Label field.

    3. From the Select Category list, select Math.

    4. From the Select Function list, select DIFFERENCE.

    5. From the Column 1 list, select Maximum Disk Limit.

    6. From the Column 2 list, select Disk Count.

    7. Click OK.

  5. To sort the values, click in the Available Volume column, and click the click to see menu icon.

  6. Select Filter > Top/Bottom N.

  7. In the Top/Bottom N dialog box, select Top N from the Filter field and enter a value in the text field.

  8. Click OK.