Viewing system information4–10
Size The size of the LUN, in gigabytes.
Used For the MDS service: the percentage of the total number of files (shown in the
Files field) used by existing files (for example, a value of 30% indicates that
another 60% of the total number of files can be created).
For OST services: the percentage of the total space used by files stored in the
OST service (for example, a value of 80% indicates that the OST LUN is quite
full).
Service State The state of the MDS or OST service. See Table 4-3 for a description of the
possible server states.
Running on The server where the service is currently running. If an MDS or OST service is
not running on its preferred server, the server is highlighted with an
exclamation mark (!), and the following message is displayed by the show
filesystem filesystem_name command:
(servers marked ! are not preferred server)
If the service is stopped, the name of the preferred server is shown. The name
of the server is highlighted with an asterisk (*) and the following message is
displayed:
(servers marked * are preferred server; service is not
running)
The output from the show filesystem data command above shows that there are two errors in the file
system storage configuration:
• In the server pair of south3 and south4, the south3 server is overloaded, because three OST
LUNs have been preferred to this server and only one has been preferred to the south4 server. This
is the result of an error in the way the preferred server for each OST LUN was specified when the file
system was configured. For more information on configuring file systems, see Chapter 5.
• Array number 3 is presented through only one controller. This indicates that there is a problem with
the EVA4000 array; one of the controllers may have failed.
4.3 Viewing OST service information
The show ost command lists the servers that serve each OST service in the system, as well as the file system
that each OST service is used by.
To view the information on all OST services in the system, enter the show ost command, as shown in the
following example:
sfs> show ost
OST Served by Filesystem
---- --------- ----------
ost10 south3 data
ost11 south3 data
ost13 south4 data
ost12 south4 data
ost15 south6 data
ost14 south5 data
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