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Current Conditions

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System Control

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Media

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  • NAME
  • SIZE
  • MOUNTS
    • incomplete

Remote Clusters

    • CPU
      CORES
    • RAM
      /
    • DISK
      /
    • IOPS
      • Critical
        Warning
      • Notice
        Info

Remote Support

    • NODE
    • STATUS
    • CODE

Schedules

    • NAME
    • RULES

Settings

  • Cluster Name
  • Company Name
    Technical Contact
    Name
    Phone
    Email
  • DNS Servers
    Search Domains
  • OpenID Connect Provider
    Client ID
    Scopes
  • Time Server
  • Time Zone
    US/Pacific
  • SMTP Server
    exchange.domain.local
    Port
    25
    Use SSL
    no
    Requires Auth
    yes
    Username
    email@domain.com
    From Address
    email@domain.com
  • Email Alert Recipients
  • Syslog Servers

SSL Certificate Management

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REST API Documentation

Available Updates

  • Release:
    (v...)
Your cluster is up to date

User Management

  • USERNAME
  • FULL NAME
  • ROLES
Support Code
Are you sure you want to delete this Alert Email Recipient?
Email Address
Are you sure you want to delete this Alert Syslog Target?
Are you sure you want to delete the block device
()?

If this drive is in use by the guest OS it may not be removed until the next VM reboot.
The VM already has the maximum (8) NICs.
Are you sure you want to delete the network device?
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Boot Order

Don't Boot

  • INTEL
Are you sure you want to delete and all associated data and snapshots?
VMs cloned from this VM will not be affected.
Are you sure you want to delete the snapshot?
Label
ISO
Are you sure you want to delete the connection to the remote cluster:
Target
Are you sure you want to disable replication for this VM?
Schedule
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Date Label Expires Current Diff
replicating
Device Current Mount Point(s) Allocation Capacity Clone and Mount to VM
  • Schedule Name:
    • Name
    • Snapshot Frequency
    • Retention
    • Options
  • This schedule has unsaved changes.
    Are you sure you want to exit?
  • Name:
  • Frequency:

  • Snapshot Retention

    Keep For:
foo
Are you sure you want to update the cluster?

System update

Updating from version to .
  • The update has paused unexpectedly. Please contact Scale Support at 1-877-SCALE-59
  • Username
  • Full Name
  • Role

Are you sure you want to delete this user?

  • This cannot be undone
Are you sure you want to delete these VMs?
Are you sure you want to disconnect this device?

You currently have 0.0% free physical space.

Assuming your cluster's data efficiency ratio (1.0:1) remains constant, you will have 0.0% (0.0 TB) of logical free space.

This is your logical utilization in the worst case scenario (no dedupe) compared to your actual physically used space. You have 0.0 TB of physical space.

Without any data efficiency, you would surpass your physical capacity by 0.0 TB . Without any data efficiency, you would have 0.0 TB of left over logical space.

Dedupe has saved a total of 0.0 TB of space on your cluster.

You have currently provisioned 15.2 TB of logical space for VM data, of which 4.2 TB (24.4%) has been used. This leaves 13.0 TB (76.6%) of thin provisioned space.

Assuming your cluster's data efficiency ratio (1.0:1) remains constant, if you were to fill all of your thin provisioned space, you would have 2.0 TB (2.34%) of logical space left over.

Assuming your cluster's data efficiency ratio (1.0:1) remains constant, you will need an additional 0.0 TB of space.

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