This documentation describes how to use Novell® Storage Services™ File System (NSS) to configure, activate, and maintain large volumes and numerous files without disrupting the work of users. Unless otherwise specified, the information in this guide applies to NSS on both NetWare® and Linux*.
Section 10.0, Managing Multiple Connection Paths to Devices (NetWare)
Section 15.0, Securing Access to NSS Volumes, Directories, and Files
Section 16.0, Using Volume Attributes that Help Ensure Data Integrity
Section 18.0, Managing Space Quotas for Volumes, Directories, and Users
Section 19.0, Salvaging and Purging Deleted Volumes, Directories, and Files
Section 20.0, Managing Distributed File Services for NSS Volumes (NetWare)
Section 22.0, Using NSS on Devices Managed by Non-EVMS Volume Managers
Section 25.0, Managing Backup and Restore for Data and Trustee Information
Section 26.0, Configuring the System Cache to Fine-Tune NSS Performance (NetWare)
Section 27.0, Configuring the System Cache to Fine-Tune NSS Performance (Linux)
Section B.0, Upgrading Legacy NSS and NetWare Traditional Volumes
Section C.0, Using EVMS to Manage Devices with NSS Volumes (Linux)
Section E.0, Comparison of NSS for Linux and Linux Traditional File Systems
Section F.0, Comparison of NSS on NetWare and the NetWare Traditional File System
This guide is intended for network administrators.
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For the most recent version of the Novell Storage Services Administration Guide for OES, see the latest Novell Open Enterprise Server documentation.
For more information about documents referenced in this guide, see the following:
Novell Archive and Version Services 2.0 for NetWare Administration Guide for OES
Novell Archive and Version Services for NetWare User Guide for OES
NetWare Traditional File System Administration Guide for OES
Novell Server Consolidation and Migration Toolkit Administration Guide
Enterprise Volume Management System for Linux
NDK: Novell Storage Architecture Component (Media Manager and NWPA)
Novell Remote Manager Administration Guide for Linux for OES
Novell Remote Manager for NetWare Administration Guide for OES
OES Novell Cluster Services Administration Guide for NetWare
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