DataCore Server Details

Information about each DataCore Server is collected and displayed in a DataCore Server Details page.

At the top of the page:

The DataCore Server state is displayed at the top of the page under the server icon.
The computer name, server locality, product type, and description are displayed. These can be changed by clicking Edit. Click Done once the changes are made.

Product type is the type of DataCore software installed (DataCore SANsymphony, or Parallel Server.)

To open the DataCore Server Details page:

In the DataCore Servers panel, click the server to open the details page.
Information is organized into tabs. Click on a tab to view the information. Additional fields in the tabs may be available by selecting Column Chooser from the column header context menu in the tabs.

When the DataCore Server Details page is active, the DataCore Server Actions tab appears in the Ribbon to perform actions on the server.

DataCore Server Details Tabs
Info tab	Displays general system information about the DataCore Server (CPU, RAM, cache, operating system, UPS power state and write caching states) and DataCore SANsymphony software product information (type, version, build, and install path). Product build is an internal use number to identify files used in the software product. See UPS Support for information about UPS power state and cache settings.
Settings tab	The following settings can be viewed or changed: General Settings Location of the replication buffer, see Setting Replication Buffer Location in Replication Operations. Location of the configuration backup, see Setting Configuration Backup Location in Backing Up/Restoring Configuration Files. Disk pool to use for the Snapshot mapstore, see Setting the Mapstore Pool in Snapshot Operations. Procedure to set the default Snapshot pool, see Setting the Default Snapshot Pool in Snapshot Operations. Disk pool to use for the logstore, see Logstore in Mirror Recovery. For Cache Settings, see Changing Cache Size. (The default cache setting is to use the system-managed cache size.) The current memory usage pie chart for the system RAM displays the amount in use by the cache, others (applications), and free space (not in use). Percentages are rounded to the nearest whole percent. Memory usage is color-coded in a key next to the chart. Do not alter default settings unless you are aware of the affect your changes will have on performance. The cache size is set approximate; the value set may not match the value used due to system overhead. Advanced Settings Connection Interface for inter-node communications, see Assigning a Server Group Connection Interface in Establishing Server Groups. Hypervisor host setting for virtual machines acting as DataCore Servers, see Virtual Machine Settings. Replication buffer available space thresholds, see System Health Thresholds.
Physical Disks tab	Displays physical disks attached to the server and general information: name, index number, disk size, disk sector size, disk pool, Port.Bus.Target.LUN numbers used, and status. Right-click a disk in the list and a context menu appears to perform actions on the disk. If the Free Space column is displayed (via Column Chooser), the value shown is from the server point-of-view. Physical disks in this column that are not in pools will have a free space value. Pool disks are not available for use by the server and therefore will reflect a value of 0 B.
DataCore disks tab	Displays the DataCore disks that are created from the server and general information: Name Index Disk Size Disk Sector Size Disk Pool Port.Bus.Target.LUN numbers used Status
Disk Pools tab	Displays disk pools created on the server and general information: Name Pool Size Status SAU Size Sector Size Available Storage Number of single, dual, or mirrored virtual disks created from the pool Over Subscription If the total size of all virtual disks created from the pool is greater than the size of the pool, the difference is the amount over subscription. Usage - the percentage of storage units allocated from the pool. See Disk Pools for more information. Right-click a pool in the list and a context menu appears to perform actions on the pool.
Virtual Disks tab	Lists all virtual disks created from the server and associated information: Name Size Total Allocated Space Data Copies Storage Profile Status Cyber Resiliency Capacity Optimization Virtual disk information matches the information displayed in the Virtual Disks list. See Virtual Disks list for descriptions. Right-click a virtual disk in the list. A context menu appears to perform actions on the virtual disk. Click "Create Virtual Disks" to create a new virtual disk. See Creating Virtual Disks for more details.
Ports tab	Lists all ports on the server and general information: Name (The name is WWN for Fibre Channel ports and IQN for iSCSI ports.) Alias Status Mode Type Ports are grouped under their respective port groups. Ports listed under Default have not been added to a user-defined group, and therefore belong to the "default" port group. See Port Connections and Paths for more information on ports and port groups. Right-click a port in the list and a context menu appears to perform actions on the port.
Performance tab	Displays real-time performance counter measurements for the server including initiator and target operations, and cache operations. See Live Performance.
Events tab	Lists events for the server. Click an event in the list to view details in the Message Text area at the bottom of the tab. See Event Log and Alerts.