PowerMax: PowerMax File displays a file system is running out of space alert
概要: A PowerMax may show alerts in Unisphere or a health check when the file system-used space is at or above 85% of maximum capacity.
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現象
Alerts such as these may be displayed in a health check or Unisphere:
1: FS_SPACE_WARNING: BriefDescription: File system filesystemname in NAS server nasservername (fsid ###) is running out of space. FullDescription: The file system is running out of space.
File system filesystemname in NAS server nasservername (fsid ###) space usage is high. Monitor space usage of this file system, and plan to provision additional storage or start balancing data with other storage resources on the system.原因
A file system is running out of space.
解決方法
There are three ways to address these alerts:
- The administrator can delete files from the file system to free up space.
- The administrator can increase the capacity of the file system in Unisphere.
- The alerts can be ignored if the administrator understands that the file system can become read-only once it fills up.
- Confirm that the alert pertains to a user file system by locating the file system in Unisphere.
- Navigate in the column on the left-hand side to Storage --> File or click File Systems near the top of the Unisphere interface.
- Compare the file system name in the alert to those in the list.
- Click the radio button to the left of the file system name to show more information about the file system in the right-hand pane.
- From this right-hand pane, click the View all Details link at the bottom of the pane to show the current allocated capacity of the file system.
対象製品
PowerMax 2500, PowerMax 8500文書のプロパティ
文書番号: 000223383
文書の種類: Solution
最終更新: 30 6月 2026
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