VServer > VServer Details
The VServer Details page lets you configure advanced settings for one vserver.
You must select a single vserver to configure in this page. Use the drop-down Choose VServer menu or use the drop-down selector in the sidebar. (Both of these controls are labeled (1) in the screenshot below.)
Note
The drop-down chooser in the sidebar affects all pages in that section. That is, if you use the bar underneath Manage VServers to select a vserver called GNS-123, and then load any of the pages that require a vserver selection (Vserver Details, Client Facing Network, Namespace, NFS, CIFS, or CIFS Shares), these pages will load with GNS-123 automatically selected.
The Details section (4) at the bottom of the page shows current information about the vserver.
You can use the VServer List link (2) to return to the Manage VServers page.
Editable information is in the main section (3). Each option is explained in detail below.
Hot Client Settings
A hot client is a client that generates a disproportionately high amount of demand on the cluster relative to other clients.
Collecting statistics on hot clients puts an extra burden on the cluster nodes, so if you do not plan to use this information, leave this setting disabled.
To enable hot client collection, check the Collect hot client information box. Optionally, you can customize the other settings in this section.
The Hot Client Limit is the maximum number of clients from this vserver to use for hot client statistics. The default is 10, which means that information will be collected for the top ten most active clients on the vserver.
Hot Client Period is the polling period (in seconds) for collecting information. The default is 60 seconds (1 minute). The system will collect hot client information once during this interval.
Note
You also can enable hot file collection from the Dashboard section of the Avere Control Panel by clicking the box in the Clients tab of the status bar at the bottom of the page.
Client Settings
This section allows you to customize the type of error messages sent back to clients that access suspended junctions or core filers.
Options are:
Jukebox
- For NFS clients - An immediate reply status of
EJUKEBOX - For SMB clients, responses depend on the operation:
- Idempotent operations receive
MORE_PROCESSING_REQUIREDafter a 55-second delay - Non-idempotent and modifying operations receive
IO_DEVICE_ERRORafter a 55-second delay
- Idempotent operations receive
Suspend
- For NFS clients - An immediate TCP disconnect
- For SMB clients:
- Idempotent operations receive
MORE_PROCESSING_REQUIREDafter a 55-second delay - Non-idempotent and modifying operations receive
IO_DEVICE_ERRORafter a 55-second delay
- Idempotent operations receive
IO
- For NFS clients - An immediate reply status of
EIO - For SMB clients - An immediate reply status of
IO_DEVICE_ERROR