21.2 Reporting iFolder Server Information
The iFolder Server report displays information about the operational state of your iFolder servers. You can view the information for all iFolder servers or a specified iFolder server in your iFolder system. From the Show Information about iFolder Server drop-down list, select All or select a specific iFolder server, then click Display.
Figure 21-2 Novell iFolder Servers Report
The report includes the following data:
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iFolder Server Name: The host name of the iFolder server. For example, iFolder_server01.
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IP or DNS Name: The IP address (such as 192.168.1.1) or DNS name (such as nif1.your-domain-name.com) of the specified iFolder server.
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Server Up Time: The elapsed time since the last server reboot.
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iFolder Server Version: The iFolder version running on the specified server. [Version number and release date (mm/dd/yy)]
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User Accounts: The total number of iFolder accounts assigned to the specified iFolder server.
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Current Users: The total number of users currently logged in to the specified iFolder server.
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Current Sessions: The total number of iFolder sessions currently active on the specified iFolder server. For example, a user might be logged in from multiple machines concurrently to create multiple sessions.
Each iFolder server can support between 5,000 and 10,000 concurrent iFolder sessions, depending on the CPU, memory, and bandwidth available on the server.
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Total Disk Space Used: The total amount of space currently consumed by the all users’ iFolder data on the specified iFolder server. For example, 12200 MB.
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Total Disk Quota: The total of all user disk quotas allocated to the iFolder accounts on the specified server. For example, 100,000 MB. The maximum disk quota size for an individual iFolder account is 8 TB.
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iFolder Host OS: The server operating system used by the iFolder server. For example, NetWare 6.5, Red Hat Linux, or Windows 2000.
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iFolder Host Web Server: The Web server that iFolder uses to manage user connections and to administer iFolder. [Apache Web Server or Microsoft IIS]
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User Data: The path to the directory location where all iFolder data is stored on the specified iFolder server.
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Application Root: The path to the directory location where the iFolder application is stored on the specified iFolder server.