Dell PowerVault NX3500 Administrator's Guide - Page 73

CIFS Connections, Hardware

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CIFS Connections The CIFS Connections page enables you to monitor current CIFS connections. To manage CIFS connections, choose MonitorLoad BalancingCIFS Connections. The CIFS Connection page is displayed. Table 4-9. CIFS Connections Field Process ID User Name Client Controller name Login Time Controller Internal Hardware Networks Power Description The Client Connection ID. The domain and name of the user. The client computer name. The controller that the client is connected to. The connection time. The controller name in the system. Displays the status of the controller's components (fans, CPUs, and IPMI). Displays the status of the Ethernet networks (LAN/Client, interconnect and management). Displays the electric power status and UPS status. To disconnect a client from the CIFS protocol, select the check box beside the specific client. Click Disconnect in the Action bar. To disconnect all the connections for a specific controller, select the check box adjacent to the controller name. Click Disconnect in the Action bar. Click Refresh to update the information displayed. Hardware The System Validation page shows the current status of all components in the PowerVault NX3500. It provides information about CPUs, monitoring availability, NICs, IPMI, Ethernet bandwidth, BPS monitoring, cabling connectivity, temperatures, memory, network statistics, and Ethernet connectivity. Monitoring PowerVault NX3500 73

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Monitoring PowerVault NX3500
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CIFS Connections
The
CIFS Connections
page enables you to monitor current CIFS
connections. To manage CIFS connections, choose
Monitor
Load
Balancing
CIFS Connections
. The
CIFS Connection
page is displayed.
To disconnect a client from the CIFS protocol, select the check box beside
the specific client. Click
Disconnect
in the
Action
bar. To disconnect all the
connections for a specific controller, select the check box adjacent to the
controller name. Click
Disconnect
in the
Action
bar.
Click
Refresh
to update the information displayed.
Hardware
The
System Validation
page shows the current status of all components in
the PowerVault NX3500. It provides information about CPUs, monitoring
availability, NICs, IPMI, Ethernet bandwidth, BPS monitoring, cabling
connectivity, temperatures, memory, network statistics, and Ethernet
connectivity.
Table 4-9.
CIFS Connections
Field
Description
Process ID
The Client Connection ID.
User Name
The domain and name of the user.
Client
The client computer name.
Controller name
The controller that the client is connected to.
Login Time
The connection time.
Controller
The controller name in the system.
Internal Hardware
Displays the status of the controller's components
(fans, CPUs, and IPMI).
Networks
Displays the status of the Ethernet networks
(LAN/Client, interconnect and management).
Power
Displays the electric power status and UPS status.