The NCP Server plug-in to Novell Remote Manager appears as “Manage NCP Services” in the left panel. NCP volumes and NSS volumes are listed as NCP Shares.
For detailed information about creating and managing NCP volumes, see the OES 2 SP3: NCP Server for Linux Administration Guide.
For detailed information about creating and managing NSS volumes, see the OES 2 SP3: NSS File System Administration Guide for Linux.
For detailed information about creating and managing Dynamic Storage Technology shadow volume pairs with NSS volumes, see the OES 2 SP3: Dynamic Storage Technology Administration Guide.
In Novell Remote Manager, select
> Manage Shares.In the right pane, view the list of mounted NSS volumes in the
list.Next to the volume name, click the
icon () to go to the volume’s Share Information page.In the
table, view the following information about the NSS volume:File system path on Linux, such as /media/nss/VOLD
Click the link to browse the directories and files on the volume.
File system shadow path, such as /media/nss/SH_VOLD (A path is displayed only when the specified NSS volume is the primary volume of a Dynamic Storage Technology shadow volume pair.)
Click the link to browse the directories and files on the pair’s secondary volume.
Loaded name spaces, such as DOS, LONG, MAC, and UNIX
File system type (NSS)
NCP volume ID
The NCP volume ID is a value between 0 and 254 that is automatically assigned for standalone volumes, beginning with zero. The SYS volume is by default assigned 0, and _Admin is assigned 1. For shared volumes, the volume ID is specified in the cluster load script for shared volumes. beginning with 254 and down.
Status
Identifies whether the volume is mounted/unmounted, online/offline, or in a cluster resource, and lists the NSS volume attributes that are enabled for the volume, such as Salvageable, User Quotas, Directory Quotas, and so on.
Sector size
Sectors per cluster
Capacity
Used space
Advanced information (Click
to view.)Local cache
Trustee count
Cached files
Evicted files
Cached folders
Cache retrieved
Cache retrieved locked
Pool name
Pool attributes
GUID
Open File Information (Click to view.)
Salvageable Files (Click to view.)
Click the
link in the navigation frame or click a name link on the Home page.On the Directory list page, browse to the /media/nss/<volume_name> and through the subdirectories to the directory, then click the icon to the left of the directory name.
On the Directory Information page that is displayed, view the information about the file:
Directory owner
Group
Data modified time
Last accessed time
Information change time
Linux POSIX read/write/execute directory attributes.
IMPORTANT:Do not use these settings for NCP and NSS volumes. Use the NCP view of the volume to set the Novell Trustee Model attributes.
Perform any of the following tasks:
Delete Directory and Its Contents: Click this option to delete the selected directory and the subdirectories and files in it.
Rename Directory: Specify the full Linux path to the directory including the new directory name, then click
Directory.Create Subdirectory: Specify the name of the new subdirectory, then click
.Create Symbolic Link: Specify the name for the symbolic link, then click
.Click the
link in the navigation frame or click a name link on the Home page.On the Directory list page, browse to the /media/nss/<volume_name> and through the subdirectories to the file, then click the icon to the left of the file name.
On the File Information page that is displayed, view the information about the file:
File owner
Group
Data modified time
Last accessed time
Information change time
Linux POSIX read/write/execute file attributes.
IMPORTANT:Do not use these settings for NCP and NSS volumes. Use the NCP view of the volume to set the Novell Trustee Model attributes.
Perform any of the following tasks:
Edit: The /opt/novell/nrm/nrmedit.txt file. If you want to save the file with an ANSI or UTF-8 encoding, select the appropriate option and click .
button is available only on simple text files or files with the extensions listed in theDelete: Click
to delete the selected file.Rename: Specify the full Linux path to the file including the new file name, then click
.Create Hard Link: Specify the hard link path, then click
.Create Symbolic Link: Specify the symbolic link path, then click
.In Novell Remote Manager, select
> Manage Shares.In the right pane, view the list of mounted NSS volumes in the
list.Click the volume
link to view a folder list and to browse the files on the NSS file system.Click the arrows in the column headings to sort the list by name, type (file extension), size, or last modified date and time.
Use the links above the file list to perform the following actions on the volume:
For information, see Section 9.5, Generating Inventories for Directories or NCP Volumes.
Click a directory’s
icon to view information about the directory. You can also create subdirectories.Figure 9-4
Owner
Creation date and time
Effective rights (based on the Novell Trustee Model)
Inherited rights filter (based on the Novell Trustee Model). You can click the link to modify the rights inheritance filter settings.
Salvageable files
Click a directory’s
link to view or modify the NSS file system attributes that are set for the directory. Click to save your changes.System
Hidden
Archive
Immediate purge
Do not compress
Do not migrate
Delete inhibit
Rename inhibit
Immediate compress
For information about the meaning and usage of NSS file system attributes for directories, see Understanding Directory and File Attributes for NSS Volumes
in the OES 2 SP3: File Systems Management Guide.
Click a file’s
icon to view the following file information. You can also delete the file from this page by clicking .Owner
Last modified date and time
Creation date and time
Last archived date and time
Effective rights (based on the Novell Trustee Model)
Inherited rights filter (based on the Novell Trustee Model). You can click the link to modify the rights inheritance filter settings.
Disk space in use
Click a file’s
link to view or modify the NSS file system attributes that are set for the file. Click to save your changes.System
Hidden
Read only
Archive
Immediate purge
Do not compress
Do not migrate
Delete inhibit
Rename inhibit
Immediate compress
Shareable
Do not suballocate
Execute only
Transactional
Copy inhibit
For information about the meaning and usage of NSS file system attributes for directories, see Understanding Directory and File Attributes for NSS Volumes
in the OES 2 SP3: File Systems Management Guide.
From an NSS volume’s Share Information page, the Volume Salvage versus File Salvage
in the OES 2 SP3: NSS File System Administration Guide for Linux.
In Novell Remote Manager, select
> Manage Shares.In the right pane, view the list of mounted NSS volumes in the
list.Next to the volume name, click the
icon (I) to go to the volume’s Share Information page.Below the
table, click to open the Salvage File Information page.Salvage or purge files in the list:
If the deleted file resided in a directory that has been deleted, you must first salvage the deleted directories in the path. Salvage each lower directory in turn until you have salvaged the deleted directory that contained the file. You can then search for the deleted file in the salvaged directory.
The
option allows you to purge all deleted files on the selected volume.The
option allows you to recover a deleted file.The
option allows you to purge a deleted file.You can also select a deleted directory and use this option to purge the deleted directory and all of the deleted subdirectories and files it contains.
For volume salvage, the NSS volumes are automatically retained on deletion. The deleted volume can be salvaged for a period of time that is determined by the server-level Logical Volume Purge Delay setting. Administrators with the Supervisor right can salvage or purge deleted volumes at any time before the purge delay elapses. For information about the NSS volume salvage feature, see Volume Salvage versus File Salvage
in the OES 2 SP3: NSS File System Administration Guide for Linux.
In Novell Remote Manager, select
> Manage Shares.In the right pane, view the list of mounted NSS volumes in the
list.Next to the volume name, click the
icon (I) to go to the volume’s Share Information page.Scroll down to the
table, and click .In Novell Remote Manager, select
> Manage Shares.In the right pane, view the list of mounted NSS volumes in the
list.Next to the volume name, click the
icon (I) to go to the volume’s Share Information page.Below the
table, click to open the Open File Information page.View the following information about files on the NSS volume:
Connection
For information, see Managing Connections for NCP Volumes and NSS Volumes
in the OES 2 SP3: NCP Server for Linux Administration Guide.
User name
Open file list