Monitoring file systems
To help you monitor statistics for your file systems, such as storage allocation and i-node usage, MainView for Linux — Servers offers the file systems views. This lists the file systems views.
View | Description |
|---|---|
FSLFLNM | displays the full file name or directory for a file The full file name can be up to 1024 bytes. |
FSLINFOR | displays a mounted file system This view includes the following information:
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FSLEXEC | execute file |
FSLMANL | displays a list of man pages from the /opt/bmc/mml/whatis file Position the cursor under a Linux man command and press Enter to display the FSLMAN |
FSLMNTR | displays mounted file systems usage and space usage statistics Use the FSLMNT view to monitor mounted file systems during a specified interval. |
FSLMNTPR | displays the full mount point for a file system |
FSLSPACE | displays a detailed directory listing for a directory or a detailed file listing for a file |
FSLTEST | displays the output from /opt/bmc/mml/mmldtest script |
FSLFBIG | lists the largest 50 files of the file system sorted by size This view is useful to identify file space usage problems. |
FSLFOPEN | displays the open files in a directory. These files have been opened by a process. |
FLLIST | browse file contents |
FLLISTH | browse file contents (hexidecimal format) |
This section details some basic functions you can perform, useful information, and sample views from a few frequently used file system views. The following views are detailed in this section:
- FSLMNTR
- FSLSPACE
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