PRIMECLUSTER Global File Services Configuration and Administration Guide 4.1 (Linux)

7.3 Icon Types and Object Status

GFS Management View uses icons to show object types and status.

The status and icons are shown below.

1. Node

Icon	Status	Meaning
	-	-

2. Adapter

Icon	Status	Meaning
	-	-

3. File system (sfcfs)

Icon	Status	Meaning
(Green)	Normal	The file system is working normally on all nodes.
(Yellow)	Alarm	The usage rate of the file system exceeds the threshold or an error occurred at another node.
(Red)	Abnormal	An error occurred in a node of the file system.
(Blue)	In transition	The file system is in mounted or unmounted.
(Light brown)	Inactive	The file system is in unmounted.

4. File system (ext2/ext3)

Icon	Status	Meaning
(Green)	Normal	-
(Red)	Abnormal	-

5. Physical Disk

Icon	Status	Meaning
	-	-

6. Partition

Icon	Status	Meaning
	-	-

 

File system status

The GFS Shared (file system type: sfcfs) File System is displayed as normal until it is accessed, and then the abnormality is detected. Even if the file system is unmounted, the icon shows the status.

When the file system type is ext2/ext3, the status is not shown under an unmounted status.