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Titre
The KACE SDA Disk Usage chart details -
Description
The SDA Disk Usage chart shows how the space on the data storage file system is being used. For a SDA using Internal storage, the data storage file system is the total physical disk size minus the space used by the OS. For a SDA using external storage, the data storage file system is the total size of the share created on the external storage server. -
Résolution
There are eight categories shown on the Disk Usage chart. Some items fit into more than one category and are listed in each.
What is listed (and not ) in each category:
Boot Environments :
All uploaded KBE boot environments. Note: this does not include OSX Netboot Images (NBI)
Source Media :
All uploaded KBE boot environments, Netboot Images, and Installation media
Scripted Installations :
All scripted Installations, All PO tasks, everything in the drivers share, and everything in the drivers_postinstall share
System Images :
All OSX ASR images, Wim images, and Kimages
A temp folder used when downloading driver feed packages
The SDA DatabaseExported Packages :
Everything in the restore share
User States:
All captured User States
Other :
Everything in the petemp share
The current RSA OVF image
Uploaded USMT capture software
System Inventory DataFree:
Any unused space in the datastore filesystem.
Note 1: Wim Images taken with the SDA 3.4 KNIT are stored in the petemp share and will be shown in the Other category.
Note 2: Kimages use file de-duplication so the amount of space reported in the “System Images” category reflects the total space of all unique files across ALL Kimages, not the total space needed for each Kimage as is listed under Deployments | System Images | Size.
Note 3: Source Media uploads use file de-duplication so the amount of space reported in the "Source Media" category reflects the total space of all unique files across ALL uploaded Source Media, not the total space needed for each individual source media as listed under Library | Source Media. This appilies to uploaded KBE's as well.