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hi,
Sorry for my bad english
I use "Invoke-NaSysstat" for monitoring lun latence.
But, I Would like monitoring my PAM2.How can you get the same result as "stats show -p flexscale-access -i 4" with powershell ?
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the counter data can get gotten with:
get-naperfdata ext_cache_obj
you can view the object/instance/counters in the preset xml file:
rdfile /etc/stats/preset/flexscale-access.xml
you will then need to do the correct math for the counter type. you can see some examples in this script: https://communities.netapp.com/docs/DOC-10354 or my own here: https://github.com/mrkwbr/neat/blob/master/scripts/Get-NaPerfAll.ps1
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Hi
Thank you
The ONTAP maximum file limits is lesser than the maximum possible number of files supported by ONTAP for a volume. This video explains the reason why ONTAP has this lower limit on the file count.
Here’s a quick tutorial on how to check system information on the NetApp Support Site.
Learn to correct an error message when ONTAP reports that a volume is out of inodes because it has reached the maximum files.