Managing collectors for file system viewer, 21 about the collectors for file system viewer – HP Storage Essentials NAS Manager Software User Manual
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Managing Collectors for File System Viewer
IMPORTANT:
All collectors are stopped during Get Details and Discovery Data Collection. This
means that during Get Details and Discovery Data Collection data, such as for File System Viewer,
is not updated.
NOTE:
It is not possible to run data collectors on quarantined elements. Attempting to run data
collectors on quarantined elements will result in exceptions in the appiq.log file.
The management server uses File System Viewer data collectors to obtain information from a file
server. File System Viewer provides information about a file server, such as the number of its
directories. While File System Viewer data collectors are obtaining information from a file server, a
second File System Viewer data collection cannot begin.
To manage collectors for File System Viewer:
1.
Click Reports > Storage Essentials > Data Collection > File System Viewer Data in HP
Systems Insight Manager.
2.
Verify the Data Collection tab is displayed.
Table 21
About the Collectors for File System Viewer
Column Heading
Description
File Server
The name of the file server from which this collector gathers
information.
Volumes
The volumes selected for scanning on a file server. Volumes selected for
“Scan now” are not listed.
Next Scheduled
Run
Displays the date and time when the collector is scheduled to run.
Interval
The interval in minutes the collector runs.
Running?
Gives the status of the collector. Collectors that are scheduled to run
display a check mark in this column.
Start/Edit
If no schedule has been created for a a file server, this column displays
a Start button. Click the Start button to create a schedule. See ”
” on page 204 for more information.
If a schedule has been created, this column displays an Edit (
)
button. Click the Edit button to edit the schedule for running a collector.
See ”
Setting Data Collection Properties
” on page 204 for more
information.