
    DISK USAGE BY FILESYSTEM

    You can use this command to view Disk Usage by Filesystem. A window
    showing all mounted file systems, and their current usage of disk
    space and inodes will appear, as shown below.

    You now have the option to look at:

    + User Sum. Summarize disk usage by username
    + Group Sum. Summarize disk usage by user group
    + File Search Search for files based on a search criteria
    + Processes View the processes using a filesystem
    + Graph Graph the disk usage

    User Sum.

    Highlight the filesystems you wish to summarize, then click on the
    User Sum. button. The Disk Usage Information By Users window will
    appear summarizing the disk usage by user for the highlighted
    filesystems. This window shows you the: user name, real name,
    telephone number, number of files owned by the user, and total disk
    usage (in KB). An example of this is shown on page 5-9.

    The disk usage summaries are based on previously taken disk
    snapshots. Consequently, the displayed data may not be current. To
    rebuild the disk snapshots before the summary is made, click on the
    Rebuild button in the previous window. See "Building Snapshots" on
    page 5-2 for more details.

    Group Sum.

    Highlight the filesystems you wish to summarize, then click on the
    Group Sum. button. The Disk Usage Information By Group window will
    appear summarizing the disk usage by user for the highlighted
    filesystems. This window shows you the: group name, number of files
    owned by the group, and total disk usage (in KB). An example of this
    is shown page 5-16.

    The disk usage summaries are based on previously taken disk
    snapshots. Consequently, the displayed data may not be current. To
    rebuild the disk snapshots before the summary is made, click on the
    Rebuild button in the previous window. See "Building Snapshots" on
    page 5-2 for more details.

    File Search

    There will be times when you need to perform disk file searches for
    information not readily apparent, such as file size, file types,
    creation date of a file, and who owns a particular file. Highlight
    the disk partitions (filesystems) you wish to query and click on the
    File Search button to find, and then view, these files through a
    query process.

    The File Search Query window will appear where you can enter your
    search criteria. If you do not fill-in a field, it is not used as
    part of the search pattern. See the example on page 5-19 for details
    on how to use the File Search Query window and its fields.

    Processes

    You can use this command to displays all currently running processes
    which are accessing the highlighted filesystems. To view the
    processes, highlight the filesystems you wish to view and then click
    on the Processes button. A window will appear displaying all
    processes accessing the highlighted filesystems. See the example on
    page 5-24 for details on how to use the Processes by Filesystem
    window and its buttons.

    Note: The Processes By Filesystem functionality does not work
    correctly in version 4.1x of the Sun operating system. The resulting
    report may be incomplete and/or display processes which are NOT
    associated with the selected partitions.

    Graph

    To graph the disk usages, highlight the information you wish to view
    and then click on the Graph button. A window will appear displaying
    the highlighted items in a graphical format.
