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• LUN showing sufficient free space but VMware showing low on space!

  Hello

  I have a very strange problem on a loan SAN, I don't have on hand the model number for the moment, but it's a PS6000 with NL - SAS drives.

  When I look in VMware to the DRLUN01 it seems that there is only 149 GB of free. When I look at the same SAN logical unit number, he says he has 985 GB free!

  

  

  The SAN is running the latest firmware and is connected to a server ESXi 4.1.0 through iSCSI. The LUN contains replicas of Veeam my production systems. When I talked to Veeam they notify that they have seen this twice but only know that Dell has solved the problems.

  As I'm not offered no support, even if I'm likely to spend August 20 k with Dell and have the Support Pro on my production SAN, I was wondering if someone can get ideas?

  Thank you

  Greg

  If you have allocated (from the point of view ESX) all your space so it is a different matter.  ESX needs free space to work properly.  Temp files, the swapfiles, newspapers and snapshots of VMware.   For example, I usually create volumes of 600GO (in general), I leave at least 100 GB free.  If that gets close, I create a new data store and move the virtual machines or simply create the new on the new data store.

  Re: ESX knows.   Basics of basic/SCSI disk.  At the level of the storage disk, there is no "files" there are only blocks.   Each block has an address, called a LBA, logical block addressing.  Each volume (disk) reports so that its ability to the controller.

  The volume (disk) starts at LBA 0 and goes to the LBA The ESX server keeps a table of total blocks and when you make an entry, it selects and for use LBA.   LBA (and data) are written in the volume (disk).

  The table knows also how each volume is great, so he knows how many blocks there.   ESX server sends that data with the LBA ESX choose to use, at the same time, it will update the allocation table which is on this VMFS volume...  The table can then locate LBA (X) and write the data here.

  So, since you gave us (X) MB, we can infer that from the free space of the total volume.   Works fine as long as you never delete anything.   A removal of ESX is a WRITING on the VMFS allocation table.  We record this writing as others.   There is nothing to say the array, AMLA (X) is no longer used, so return to the Member's area.   This is where the new command comes in cancel the MAPPING.  Now the server can send a command that tells unallocate (free) LBA (X).   Use space will go down and free space on this member will go up.

  Re: Re-use of Array.   So since it's the ESX Server that determines the LBA to use, it will be re - write down as needed.

  Re: Free to the declaration space.  # Important indicator is what the operating system said, not the table.  Finally when SCSI UNMAP is indeed those two will be much closer together.   If a VMFS volume goes to 100%, you're in trouble.   ESX will no longer be a LBA list to choose from.  Entries will fail and VMs will go down.

  The table in use is assistance to make sure that you attach no more space than you did.

  That is if you had a table of 2 TB, you can create a volume thin MUCH bigger than available.  But up to what you actually write more than 2 TB, of a data value, you're fine.  If you do, then the table runs out of space and volumes to disconnect and all virtual machines would stop.  This gauge to judge when to buy more storage.

  If w/o UNMAP, finally the EQL GUI does NOT reflect the free space for a volume.

  Bottom line, follow what ESX (or any server) said being used and free space on a volume.

  Best?

• determine the free space of the tablespace

  Hi all
  
  How to determine free space of the tablespace?

  Can use this:

  select tablespace_name,
  case when sum(bytes) >= 1073741824 then round(sum(bytes)/1073741824,2)||'gb'
       when sum(bytes) >=1048576     then round(sum(bytes)/1048576,2)||'mb'
       when sum(bytes) >=1024        then round(sum(bytes)/1024,2)||'kb'
       else sum(bytes)||'bytes'
  end free_space
  from
  (select tablespace_name, bytes from dba_free_space
   union all
   select TABLESPACE_NAME, 0 from dba_tablespaces where CONTENTS != 'TEMPORARY' -- this will add full tablespaces
   union all
  select tablespace_name, maxbytes-bytes
   from dba_data_files where AUTOEXTENSIBLE='YES' and maxbytes>bytes)
  group by tablespace_name order by sum(bytes);
  

• Problem free space in database calculation

  Hi all
  
  I'm calculating free space in the database by using query below, but I get an incorrect result.
  Please advice.
  
  
  Query: -.
  
  SELECT DF.tablespace_name tsname,.
  Sum (df.bytes) / 1024/1024 tbs_size_mb,.
  NVL(sum(e.used_bytes)/1024/1024,0) used,
  NVL(sum(f.free_bytes)/1024/1024,0) avail.
  RPAD(' '||) (RPAD('X',Round(Sum(e.used_bytes)*10/Sum(DF.bytes),0), 'X'), 11,'-') used_visual,.
  NVL((sum(e.used_bytes)*100)/sum(DF.bytes),0) pct_used
  OF sys.dba_data_files df,.
  (SELECT file_id, sum (nvl(bytes,0)) used_bytes
  OF sys.dba_extents
  E GROUP BY file_id),
  (SELECT max (bytes) free_bytes, file_id FROM dba_free_space
  GROUP BY file_id) f
  WHERE e.file_id (+) = df.file_id
  AND df.file_id = f.file_id (+)
  GROUP BY df.tablespace_name
  ORDER BY 6
  
  /
  
  
  
  
  and the output is
  
  
  
  *************************
  TABLESPACE STATUS *.
  *************************
  
  Size used for free
  Tablespace name (Mo) (Mo) (Mo) used % used
  -------------------- -------- -------- -------- ----------- ------
  TOOLS 12 0 12 - 0
  INDEX 4 824 0 50 - 0
  TEMP 32 768 384 4 - 1
  RBS 6 095 100 2 143 - 2
  IMPORT OF 25 600 450 25 150 - 2
  TEMP02 X 8 000 896 7 104 - 11
  300 84 216 XXX - 28 SYSTEM
  16 000 4 650 11 150 XXX - 29 NEWINDEX
  100 44 56 XXXX PERFSTAT - 44
  USERS 63 166 46 173 4 160 XXXXXXX - 73
  -------- -------- --------
  the sum of 156 865 52 781 50 045
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Order of the users tablespace size is 63 GB used is 43 GB and free is 4 GB... and where is the rest of 10-12 Go went?
  
  I use the query above on 8i
  
  
  Please advice.
  
  Kind regards
  A

  format free column 9999999999999
  used column format 9999999999999
  format column 9999999999999 total
  Column file_name format a30
  set line 200
  Select a.file_id, a.file_name, total a.bytes, b.used, a.bytes - free b.used
  (select file_id, file_name, decode(maxbytes,0,bytes,maxbytes) bytes
  from dba_data_files) has,
  (select file_id, sum (bytes) used from dba_extents file_id group) b
  where a.file_id = b.file_id (+)
  order of a.file_id;

  Source:Re: size maximum for a data file

  HTH
  Girish Sharma

• What happens on the free space of disks defragmenting the disc.when I used it is reduced. is this real case for all systems?

  What happens on the free space of disks defragmenting the disc.when I used it is reduced. is this real case for all systems?

  Defragmenter free space but can free report incorrect running after the space.

  Run disk cleanup before defragmenting...

• Disco of VmWare Converter problema su spazio - ERROR: failed to create a snapshot of a volume of the source. Possible causes include not seen all NTFS volumes on Windows XP or Windows 2003 source systems with no is not enough free space on the disk.

  Buongiorno,

  Devo connvertire con vmware converter one Nt Server con AC 450MO di spazio libero su disco C: ntfs file system e

  Ricevo this error:

  ERROR: Impossible to take snapshots of a volume of the source. Possible causes include not seen all NTFS volumes on Windows XP or Windows 2003 source systems with no is not enough free space on the disk.

  He problema e che no ho the possibility di līberō altro spazio.

  Some suggestions?

  Grazie in pre-empted.

  Anni fa it era questa versione di VMware Converter: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/2197180/coldclone.3.03.iso che permetteva the clonazione a freddo. :-)

• cannot be synced because there is not enough free space to hold all of the items in the iTunes library

  cannot be synced because there is not enough free space to hold all the items in iTunes (required additional 194.8 MB) library.

  It is not supposed to because I have enough memory on my iPad.

  Help, please

  ckucharek wrote:

  It is not supposed to because I have enough memory on my iPad.

  Not based on what? You have not provided any information as to the amount of space you have left and what is the total capacity of your iPad. He must leave a certain percentage of the free capacity at all times, so if you have a 32GB device and you are up to 2 GB of free storage, which could in fact be severed close... If it says you need to 194.8 MG of free space that would be in addition to the amount that you see as free space.

  It also depends on what you're trying to sync on iTunes as well. What content, apps, songs, etc.

  So... can provide you more details?

• How can I delete a partition and get all the free space?

  I have a partition on my computer, Local C drive and the Local disk D.  C drive is extremely low, free space and disk D is very high with free space. I am trying to delete the partition and have all the free space from D to C. is there someone who can help me maybe?  It would be greatly appreciated!

  Download the free Easeus Partition Master of http://www.easeus.com .  Keep in mind that there may be files on D: to restore factory settings, so do not delete if this is the case.

  I hope this helps.  Good luck.

• More reports of free space...

  We have requirements to report on a group of VMS in some blue files.  We want to generate a report for virtual machines with less the 100 MB of free space.

  Take the script developed in the free space report, this is something that can be done?

  Try this

  $blueFolders = "Blue1","Blue2"
  $expression1 = [string]::Join('|',$blueFolders)
  
  $folderMoRef = Get-View -ViewType Folder -Property Name -Filter @{"Name"=$expression1} | %{
     $_.MoRef.Value}
  $expression2 = [string]::Join('|',$folderMoRef )
  
  &{foreach($vm in Get-View -ViewType VirtualMachine -Property Name,Guest.Disk `  -Filter @{"Runtime.PowerState"="poweredOn";"Parent"=$expression2}){
    $vm.Guest.Disk | where {$_.FreeSpace -le 100MB} |  Select @{N="VMname";E={$vm.Name}},    @{N="Path";E={$_.DiskPath}},    @{N="MBFree";E={[math]::Round(($_.FreeSpace/1MB),0)}},    @{ N="PercFree"; E={[math]::Round((100*($_.FreeSpace/$_.Capacity)),0)}}
  }} | Sort PercFree |
  Export-Csv C:\freespace.csv -NoTypeInformation -UseCulture
  

• ESXI 4.1, 348481 Question about data store, not be able to use all the free space?

  I am working on installing ESXi 4.1 on a Dell R710 with 3.7 to with SATA, RAID 5 disks. My problem is when I'm going to create my store of data it shows I have 3.7 TB of free space. I told him to use all but the data store comes out 1.63 TB. I deleted that and made a 1 TB data store, but when I went to create a new one he would not give me the ability to use the remaining free space. I'm really green when it comes to the implementation of VMWARE for any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you, Don

  Hello.

  The maximum size for a single volume must be 2 TB - 512 bytes, as described in KB 3371739.  Use the RAID Dell utilities to carve up the storage volumes of that size or smaller.

  Good luck!

• VMware fusion seems to be consumed all my free space. What can I do?

  Hello

  I need help. I am a medium Mac user and I bought the merger to run a top-of-the-line genealogy program offered only in windows. Today, VMware Fusion, via the virtual machine, seems to have held all my free space on my hard drive. When I installed it first I got about 15 GB of free and without adding much to the training, it is now at 500 MB. Whenever I turned on the computer, there was less space, even when I did not open the merger. I can open is no longer the virtual machine. The virtual machine is showing only 21.4 GB (Windows XP pro.) in a static file.  I can barely run any programs.  I want to remove the virtual machine from the reader (and perhaps put it on my external hardrive to 500 GB), but I have some files in Windows XP, I don't want to lose.

  So my questions are:

  1. is 21.4 GB one unusually large virtual machine if I don't have MS Office, a fairly small, entirely of genes, called genealogy program and Symantec Antivirus installed and very few records? And if so, how can I limit the size of the virtual machine?

  2. I have here a simple way to access data files on the virtual machine without opening it? Or otherwise, is - it safe to simply copy all the virtual machine on my external hard drive, then remove it from my laptop?

  3. is there a chance that the free Symantec antivirus program does that?  Do I need to have an antivirus for my Mac and virtual machine program?

  Thanks for any help!

  1. is 21.4 GB one unusually large virtual machine if I don't have MS Office, a fairly small, entirely of genes, called genealogy program and Symantec Antivirus installed and very few files?...

  My XP and Vista virtual machines are 15 + GB, so I don't see your virtual machine as too large.  I have MSOffice2007 and some other applications installed.

  ... And if so, how can I limit the size of the virtual machine?

  If you have specified a sparse type disk, (i.e.: you check the box that says "pre-allocate space now) then the virtual drive will grow to any size you specified, or until what you run out of physical disk space.

  2. I have here a simple way to access data files on the virtual machine without opening it?

  Fusion includes VMDKMounter.  If you open the packaging of the virtual machine (i.e.: right click and select Show content), if you click right on the. A VMDK file, you should see VMDKMounter as a selection in the frame to open it with.

  ... Or otherwise, is - it safe to simply copy all the virtual machine on my external hard drive, then remove it from my laptop?

  Yes, just copy the entire virtual machine folder / package on the external hard drive, as you have mentioned.  You will not lose files of Windows you'll be copying all of the virtual machine on the external hard drive.  (Equivalent to a physical machine and moving upstairs office.)  The content of the hard disk of the computer are not affected when the physical location of the computer changes.)

  Once you have copied the VM, add the copy to the library Virtual Machine in Fusion.  After you have verified that the copy starts normally, you can then delete the original virtual machine.  When you delete the virtual machine in the Virtual Machine library, I recommend "Keep files", and then manually delete the virtual machine through Finder.  In this way, you delete accidentally copy you just made.

  3. is there a chance that the free Symantec antivirus program does that?  Do I need to have an antivirus for my Mac and virtual machine program?

  As I mentioned above, it looks like you have created a sparse disk.  This is sometimes referred to as a "stretch" disc  In other words, the disc begins to "zero-byte" and increases as you add more data to the virtual disk, with a maximum of what you specify when creating the disc, or when you run out of physical disk space.  See below for more information:

  The Beginner Guide to VMware Fusion (1/4 downstairs, settings of the Virtual Machine, Type of disc.)

  Frequently asked Questions about VMware Fusion (3/4 down disk space.)

  Choose the ideal Virtual Machine settings (1/4 downstairs, what Type of disc.)

• Free space on my hard drive has all of a sudden diminishedfrom 50% to 10%, what happened?

  Free space on my hard drive has suddenly (within a week) has declined from 50% to 10%. I used disk cleanup and defragmentation - but it did not help.

  Hi williamvmcb,

  Welcome to the Microsoft community. According to the problem description of free space on the hard drive is reduced by itself.

  ·         Did you do changes on the computer before the show?

  Follow these methods.

  Method 1: Run the disk check to check for possible errors.

  Check your hard drive for errors

  Note: If bad sectors are found in the hard drive, then it could try to repair. If you have any data on that, it can get lost.

  Method 2: Performs a search using the Microsoft safety scanner.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/security/scanner/en-us/default.aspx

  Note: The data files that are infected must be cleaned only by removing the file completely, which means that there is a risk of data loss.

  I hope this helps. Let us know if you need more assistance.

  Thank you.

• How can I get the 'free space' in my SSD back?

  I tried to install windows via boot camp on my macbook air 2013 Wizard but I got an error during partitioning and restarting the laptop now I'm stuck with my Macintosh HD impossible to return to full capacity. So I tried to search the net to find answers, but I could not find. I have about 55 GB of free space, how could I get it back? I'm also on El Capitan. My ssd is 250 GB and macintosh that HD used to identify all 250 now it is stuck at 199 - ish. Thank you!

  Have you tried to use Boot Camp Assistant to delete the partition that it created? If you do not, then you should give it a try. If instead you tried to solve it using disk utility, then you have garbaged s disk RDB. Either you can take a long time to find out how to solve this problem using the Terminal or you can clone your OS X volume to another disk using disk utility or Carbon Copy Cloner, boot from the clone, erase your internal drive, the clone of restoration on the internal drive, then restart your computer from the internal drive.

  Step 1: Fix the hard disk and permissions

  Boot from an OS X install disc

  1. Insert the OS X installation disc into the optical drive.

  2 restart the computer.

  3. immediately after the ring, press and hold the C"" key.

  4 release the button when the spinning gear under the Apple grey dark

  logo appears.

  5. wait for the installer to finish loading.

  Boot from a recovery HD:

  1. reboot the computer.

  2. immediately after the ring, press and hold the

  'ORDER' and the set of keys 'R '.

  3. release the keys when appears the utilities Menu.

  After the installer loads, choose your language and click on the button continue. When the menu bar appears, select disk utility from the menu of the Installer (the menu utilities for Tiger, Leopard or Snow Leopard).

  For Lion or later select disk utility in the main Menu of public services.

  After disk utility loads select your entry from hard drive (to mfgr. ID and Player size) of the list on the left.  In the disk utility status area, you will see an entry for the S.M.A.R.T. status of the hard drive.  If it does not say "Verified" then the hard drive is faulty or has failed. (State SMART is not reported on external drives Firewire or USB). If the drive is "verified", then select your OS X volume in the list on the left (subentries under the entry for the road), click the first aid tab, then click the repair disk button. If THE reports any errors that have been corrected, and then run repair disk again until no errors are reported. If no errors are reported, click repair permissions. Wait until the operation is complete, then exit FROM and return to the installer.

  If Disk utility reports errors, that it can not solve, then Disk Warrior or Tech Tool Pro to repair the drive. If you do not have one of them or none of them can fix the disc, then you will need to reformat the hard drive and reinstall the OS X.

  Second stage: Remove the old drive and install the new drive.  Place of the old drive in an external USB enclosure.  You can buy one at OWC , which is also a good supplier for the readers.

  Step 3: boot from the external drive.  Restart the computer and after the buzzer, press on and hold down the OPTION key until the Boot Manager appears.  Select the icon of the HD to the external hard drive recovery, and then click the arrow pointing down.

  Fourth step: new preparation of the hard drive

  1. open utility disk in the utility Main Menu, then click on the continue button.

  2. the disk utility charges and then select your new hard drive (it's the entry with the)

  MFGR. ID and size) from the list on the left. Note the SMART status of

  the reader in the status area of THE.  If it says not "verified" and then the player

  is failing or has failed and will need replacement.  Otherwise, click on the

  Tab in the main window of the disk utility partition .

  3. in the title of the Volume entitled plan defined the number of partitions from

  the drop to one. Set the type of Mac OS Extended format

  (Journaled). Click the Options button, set the partition scheme

  GUID then click on the OK button. Click on the Partition/apply button and

  Wait until the process is completed.

  4. Select the volume you just created (it's the auxiliary input under the)

  entry by car) from the list on the left. Click on the Erase tab in THE MAIN

  window.

  5. set the type of format Mac OS extended (journaled). Click on the

  The button options , check the box for zero data and click OK to

  return to the window to erase it.

  6. click on the delete button. The formatting process can take up to several

  hours depending on the size of the disk.

  Fifth step: clone the old disk to the new disk

  1. Select the destination volume in the list on the left.

  2. click on the tab restore in the main window of THE.

  3. check the box labeled destination Erase.

  4. Select the destination volume in the left list and drag it to the

  Destination entry field.

  5. Select the volume of the source of the list on the left and drag it to the

  Input source field.

  7. check you correctly, then click on the restore button.

  Destination means the new internal drive. Source means the old external drive.

  Step 6: open preferences Startup disk and select the new internal volume.  Click restart.  You should boot from the new drive.  Eject the disk and disconnect it from the computer.

• How much free space should I leave on a DATA partition?

  I can find discussions about why we should give adequate free space on a Windows 7 OS partition, but I can't find anything about the question to know if performance suffers if a partition used strictly for the * data * is too full.  For example, Windows 7 has a requirement to free space for Defrag to work properly?  If so, what is it?  I know that for XP defrag wouldn't even run with less than 15% free space in partition, but I don't see anything on such a restriction in 7.  And are there other aspects?  Thank you.  (Wasn't sure to put this question in "Performance and Maintenance" or "files and folders," so I chose the first.)

  AFAIK, the hard disk Windows fault detection mechanism, where the CHKDSK command is a part (the big cannon), which allows to cope with errors in small scale more or less on the fly. If the problem worsens, CHKDSK is called, and Windows stops and restarts to give a best shot at fixing the issue without distractions of CHKDSK.

  If you're lucky, CHKDSK will report the broken clusters as death, moving away from the dead zone data, and Windows will continue as usual. If the disk is full to the top, none of the foregoing can or will happen, there is no room for errors of any kind.

  So, let us free space on the disk... A data reader may not get the rigorous use that gets the C drive, but it's always a dynamic environment where files are read and re-writings on demand.

  Some bad clusters on a disk is no big deal, and the player works pretty well. The trouble begins seriously when the grapes begin to fail on a regular basis, and you will get WARNING that because Windows will appear to hang during playback of files. If you ignore this warning, CHKDSK will be finally called whenever the computer is started.

  So, no, you do not rush out and buy a new hard drive, all simply because a few bad clusters have been detected.

  Large free space reduces the loss of data? Just as much as Windows has a fairly reliable place to re - write files that had been a real struggle read less of good grapes. In this way, it also buys you time to do regular backups until you can plan to replace the drive

  Even if the 15% limit has been removed from the Defragmenter, you must always leave at least 15% free especially if you store large file sizes, but it is only a recommendation, not a hard and fast rule. Personally, I think it was a mistake to remove the limit that it just encourages computer users to fill the readers to the absolute ability to believe that everything will be fine.

• Disk space is full with 143 GB free space

  Hello

  I found a strange math calculations to Apple here. My disk space is filled with 143 GB free space.

  Here's the new math = 507 GB Apps + 119 movies GB 50 GB + 38 GB Audio 143 GB of space free Photos Plus 500 GB

  I use MacBook Pro (retina, 15 inch, mid-2014) with Mac OS X 10.11.4 running

  

  Thank you

  Kiran

  Hi Kirin, for more information on the other category in the view of storage , see this support article.

  There seems to be a bug in the about this Mac Look storage tab > system report > storage. It's probably different.

  Omni DiskSweeper can show you the exact size and location of all your files. It will be the inventory of your disc from files that occupy more space. It can also give you a fairer read disk space than the Finder or storage tab of the about this Mac. If you want you can even delete files from OmniDisk Sweeper. But beware, some items may be important for your system.

  For more information about the category others in storage to display, see this support article.