User's Manual
hp StorageWorks File System Extender User Guide 139
Switching to Limited Access Mode
Prerequisites
• FSE processes on the FSE server and the FSE client must be running.
• The HSM file system must be operating in FAM.
To switch the HSM file system access to LAM, use the following command. Use the name of the
corresponding disk volume:
Switching to Full Access Mode
Prerequisites
• FSE processes on the FSE server and the FSE client must be running.
• The HSM file system must be operating in LAM.
To switch the HSM file system access to FAM, use the following command. Use the name of the
corresponding disk volume:
For more information on HSM file system access modes, see ”HSM file system access modes” on
page 132.
Limited Access Mode error messages
When an HSM file system is operating in Limited Access Mode, if access to an offline file or modification
of HSM FS contents is denied to a third-party application, the application displays its own error message.
Different applications therefore report different error messages.
Command prompt (after the Windows’ native copy command is invoked)
Windows Explorer (after an offline file is pasted or dragged over to another location)
NOTE: For information on how to determine the access mode for a particular HSM file system or
troubleshoot potential problems with disk volume access, see description of the fse command in the FSE
command-line reference.
Monitoring FSE jobs
The fsejob command is used to view the details of running FSE jobs, change their priorities and abort
them.
You can list FSE jobs by running the fsejob --list or fsejob --list --detail command to
check running jobs or to get a particular job ID.
As shown in the example, the output is the following:
• the job ID
• the corresponding partition name
• the job type
• the job priority
• the time when the job was started
• the current status of the job
You can use the --list option followed by the job type command, for example --migration, to
narrow your search and view only jobs of a particular type.
C:\>fse --limit-access VolumeName
C:\>fse --full-access VolumeName
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