Viewing the Properties of a WORM File System

Prerequisites

• A WORM file system has been created.
• You have the permission to view the properties of the WORM file system.

Procedure

1. Choose Provisioning > File System.
2. View the general properties of the WORM file system. Table 4-1 describes related parameters.
   Table 4-1 Basic file system information

   Parameter	Description	Example Value
   Name	Name of the file system.	FileSystem001
   ID	ID of the file system.	1
   Health Status	Health status of the file system.	Normal
   Running Status	Running status of the file system.	Online
   Type	Configuration type of the file system.	Thick file system
   WORM	WORM mode of the file system.	Regulatory compliance
   Total Capacity	Total capacity of the file system.	1.000GB
   Available Capacity	Available capacity of the file system.	500.000MB
   Owning Storage Pool	Owning storage pool of the file system.	StoragePool000
   Owning Storage Pool ID	Owning storage pool ID of the file system.	[Example] 8
   Owning Controller	Owning controller of the file system.	CTE0.A
   vStore Name	Owning vStore of the file system.	vStore001
   vStore ID	Owning vStore ID of the file system.	1
   Clone	Whether the file system is a clone.	[Example] No
   SmartTier	Whether the SmartTier is enabled.	[Example] No
   Allocated Capacity	Allocated capacity (including the prefetch capacity) of the file system in the storage pool.	[Example] 80.000 GB
   Read-write Status	Operation permission on the file system. The value can be: Inaccessible: The file system is inaccessible. Read-only: The file system can be accessed but cannot be modified. Read-write: The file system can be accessed and modified.	[Example] Read-write
   Used Capacity Ratio	Percentage of the used file system capacity in the total file system capacity.	[Example] 13%
   Security Style	The security style defines the access control mechanism of the file system accessible through multiple protocols. Mixed Applies to the scenario in which both CIFS and NFS users can access and control the file system. Either CIFS or NFS permissions are valid. The latest configured permissions prevail. Native Applies to the scenario in which Windows NT ACLs control CIFS users' permissions and UNIX mode bits control NFS users' permissions. In this mode, Windows NT ACLs and UNIX mode bits will neither affect nor synchronize with each other. For CIFS share access, the system checks whether a Windows user has the access permission based on the Windows NT ACLs. For NFS share access, the system checks whether a UNIX user has the access permission based on the UNIX mode bits. NTFS Applies to the scenario in which Windows NT ACLs control CIFS users' permissions. UNIX Applies to the scenario in which UNIX mode bits, NFSv4 ACLs, or NFSv3 ACLs control NFS users' permissions.	[Example] Mixed
   Migration Status	Migration status of the file system.	[Example] Migrating

3. Click the More tab and select WORM to view the WORM properties of the file system. Table 4-2 describes related parameters.
   Table 4-2 WORM parameters

   Parameter	Description	Example Value
   Mode	Regulatory compliance: System administrators and common users cannot modify or delete files within the Retention. System administrators and common users can delete but cannot modify files after the Retention expires.	-
   Overdue Time	Time when the file system expires.	--
   Min. Retention	Minimum retention period supported by the WORM file system. The retention period of a file in the WORM file system cannot be smaller than the value of this parameter.	3 years
   Max. Retention	Maximum retention period supported by the WORM file system. The retention period of a file in the WORM file system cannot be larger than the value of this parameter.	70 years
   Default Retention	Default retention period supported by the WORM file system. The retention period of a file in the WORM file system is the default value of the parameter if you do not set a retention period for the file.	70 years
   Automatic Lock	If this mode is enabled, a file automatically enters the protection state after a specific period of time (automatic lock period) since a change. This change can be a file data change or metadata change.	Enable
   Lockout Wait Time (hours)	Protection period of modified files that enter the protection state. This parameter is valid only when Automatic Lock is enabled.	10
   Automatically Delete	After the Retention expires, the system automatically deletes expired files.	Enable