Dell Unity: Unisphere does not show the correct number of Hosts for NFS Shares (User Correctable)

Summary: After upgrade to OE5.3.1, Unisphere shows the number of Hosts column as 0 on NFS Shares, however it was correct before the NDU.

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Symptoms

When Share Name is displayed in ascending order, the value of Hosts is not displayed correctly.
When Share Name is displayed in descending order, the value of Hosts is displayed correctly.
When CSV is downloaded using Export Table Data, the value of Hosts is displayed correctly.  

[Two hosts are registered on the subject NFS share.]

File>>NfsShare>>HostAccess


[Hosts are not displayed in ascending order(↑).]
File>>NfsShare(ascending-order)


[Hosts are displayed in descending order(↓).]File>>NfsShare(descending-order)

Cause

This is a known issue with Unisphere using OE 5.1 or later code.

Resolution

This problem is fixed in OE 5.5.

As a workaround, sorting by "share name" in descending order can be used to obtain the correct Hosts value.

Additional Information

 

 

Affected Products

Dell EMC Unity Family
Article Properties
Article Number: 000224917
Article Type: Solution
Last Modified: 10 May 2024
Version:  1
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