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A polling-style trap built using the 'snmp traps' command on the filer.

Disk Health Monitor - Reported a Disk Degraded-I/O Event

Disk Health Monitor - Reported a Disk Predictive-Failure Event

A user-defined trap indicating an extremely urgent situation, usually indicating that the system has failed and is shutting down.

A user-defined trap indicating a condition that should be corrected immediately, such as a failed disk.

A user-defined trap indicating a critical condition, such as a hard device error.

A user-defined trap indicating an error condition, such as a mistake in a configuration file.

A user-defined trap indicating a condition which is not an error, but which may require special handling.

A user-defined trap meant to provide notification, such as an hourly uptime message.

A user-defined trap used for informational purposes.

A user-defined trap used for debugging purposes. This trap was previously mis-documented as being trap number 17, with the name debugTrap. It has always, actually, been trap 18. The name change is to avoid issues with environments that already have a record for debugTrap.

System is shutting down because the system has been running in degraded mode for 24 hours. The trap includes a string describing the failed disk.

One or more disks failed. The trap includes a string describing the failed disk(s).

The failed disks have been repaired. This trap is a placeholder - it is not currently sent by Data ONTAP.

Critical chassis or cpu fans have failed and the system is shutting down.

One or more chassis fans failed. The trap includes a string describing the failed fan(s).

One or more chassis or cpu fans are in warning state. The trap includes a string describing the fan(s) in the warning state.

All fans are repaired.

Critical power supplies or power rails failed and the system is shutting down.

One or more redundant power supplies failed. Include in the trap a string describing the failed power supply(ies).

One or more power supplies or power rails in warning state. Include in the trap a string describing the power supply(ies) or the power rail(s) in the warning state.

Previously-failed power supplies or power rails have been repaired.

CPU utilization exceeds 90%. This trap is not enabled by default. To enable this trap set the registry entry options.monitor.cpu.enable to on. Note that as the threshold for this trap is checked once a minute it is possible to receive multiple instances of this trap in a short time.

CPU utilization has dropped back below 90%.

The NVRAM battery is fully discharged.

The charge in the NVRAM battery is low.

A node in a Cluster FailOver configuration failed. Its partner will assume service for the failed node.

The partner has taken over for a failed cluster node.

A cluster node has resumed operation.

A cluster node has rebooted, and a giveback has started.

At least one volume is more than 98% full. The string sent with the trap gives the name of the volume or volumes which exceed the volumeFull or volumeNearlyFull thresholds

At least one volume is more than 95% full. The string sent with the trap gives the name of the volume or volumes which exceed the volumeFull or volumeNearlyFull thresholds

All volumes are now under 95% full.

At least one volume that was full or nearly full is now OK, but more volumes still exceed the volumeNearlyFull or volumeFull thresholds. This trap is generally sent within a short time of when a volume becomes OK, though if two volumes become OK within this timeframe, only one trap is sent. The string sent with the trap gives the name of the volume or volumes which still exceed the volumeFull or volumeNearlyFull thresholds. It does not send the name of any volume that is OK.

System temperature is too high to continue operating. The system is shutting down.

System temperature is too high and in the warning level.

System temperature has returned to an acceptable value.

A disk storage shelf reported a fault, probably due to a problem with drive placement, fans, power, or temperature.

A previously-reported shelf fault is now corrected.

The appliance's overall status changed to 'nonRecoverable', indicating a problem so severe that the appliance is shutting down.

The appliance's overall status changed to 'critical', indicating a problem that needs immediate attention.

The appliance's overall status changed to 'nonCritical', indicating a problem that needs attention.

The appliance's overall status returned to normal.

A user has exceeded their soft quota limit.

A user is safely back under their soft quota limit.

Unable to send auto support. The trap includes a string describing the reason for the failure.

Auto support may be configured incorrectly. The trap includes a string describing the mis-configuration.

Auto support was sent successfully.

UPS: Input line power has failed and UPS is now on battery.

UPS: Battery is nearly exhausted, starting graceful shutdown.

UPS: Shutting down now: Time left on battery is exhausted.

UPS: Warning: Time left on battery is getting critical.

UPS: Input line power has been restored and UPS is now off battery.

The application encountered an extremely urgent situation and requires an immediate response.

The application is in a condition that should be corrected immediately.

The application encountered a critical condition.

The application encountered an error condition.

The application is in a condition which is not an error, but which may require special handling.

The application is notifying of a certain event.

The application's message is meant for informational purposes.

The application requires to be debugged.

The internal audit file has wrapped. You are currently losing event records. Warning the user.

The internal audit log has been auto saved to an external evt file. Notifying the user.

The internal audit log file is nearly full. The file is going to wrap. Notifying the user.

One of the quota limits has been exceeded. The trap includes a string describing the specific event which triggered the trap. The string is structured in the following form: Quota Event: status=exceeded, type={hard|soft|threshold}, user={username}, volume={volume}, limit_item={files|disk}, limit_value={#files|#kilobytes} [ , treeid={tree-id} ] [ , vfiler={vfiler} ] An example of a complete message would be: Quota Event: status=exceeded, type=soft, user=admin, volume=vol1, limit_item=disk, limit_value=1000000, treeid=8 Additional key=value items may, in the future, be appended to this message.

One of the quota limits has gone back down to a normal level. The trap includes a string describing the specific event which triggered the trap. The string is structured in the following form: Quota Event: status=normal, type={hard|soft|threshold}, user={username}, volume={volume}, limit_item={files|disk}, limit_value={#files|#kilobytes} [ , treeid={tree-id} ] [ , vfiler={vfiler} ] An example of a complete message would be: Quota Event: status=normal, type=soft, user=admin, volume=vol1, limit_item=disk, limit_value=1000000, treeid=8 Additional key=value items may, in the future, be appended to this message.

The directory has been filled to its limit

Memory ECC: number of new correctable ECC errors

Memory ECC: High frequency of ECC errors

Ftp daemon: service stopped

Ftp daemon: number of connections hits maximum number

Ftp daemon: number of connections nearly hits maximum number

SCSI Target: Link Break on FCP adapter

SCSI Target: FCP Partner Path Misconfigured

SCSI Target: Throttle limit event notification

Vif: The primary Interface on a Single mode vif has failed

Vif: All the links of the vif have failed

A vFiler has stopped.

A vFiler has started.

VScan: A virus scanner has detected a virus on the Filer

VScan: A virus scanner has dropped its connection from the Filer

VScan: There has been a change to the vscan configuration

VScan: A virus scanner has made a connection to the Filer

VScan: The Vscan server has been upgraded

A volume that experienced a medium error during reconstruction is restricted and marked wafl-inconsistent, but starting wafliron has failed. This trap is issued to alert operator that a volume is not accessible and wafliron must be started to allow access to it.

This trap is issued when we unmount a volume due to an inconsistency.

Volume is being taken offline or being restricted. The string sent with trap specifies name of affected volume and its state.

Volume is online now. The string sent with trap specifies name of volume which is online now.

Remote Management Controller card needs replacement. The trap includes a string specifying the reason for replacement

Remote Management Controller card is missing its internal cable, or LAN cable or power supply cable. The trap includes a string specifying the missing component.

Local volume encountered an error while communicating to remote volume.

The communication between remote volume and local volume returned to normal.

The data on remote volume has been fully restored to local volume.

The data on remote volume has started being restored to local volume by Restore-on-Demand.

Volume is restricted due to a root volume conflict. The string sent with trap specifies name of conflicting volume which is being restricted.

Volume cannot be brought online because its raw size is larger than maximum allowed size. The string sent with trap specifies name of affected volume and its raw size, and maximum allowed size.

Volume is being taken offline. The string sent with trap specifies name of affected volume and reason for being taken offline.

Volume is being restricted. The string sent with trap specifies name of affected volume and reason for being restricted.

Volume is degraded and has dirty parity. WAFL_check must be run on this volume before it can be brought online. The string sent with trap specifies name of affected volume.

This trap is issued when a volume cannot be brought online due to an error. The string sent with trap specifies name of affected volume and error description.

This trap is issued when multiple root volumes are detected at boot time and one is selected as the root by default. The string sent with the trap specifies the name of the selected volume and the reason.

Synchronous SnapMirror failed and went into asynchronous mode.

Synchronous SnapMirror went into synchronous mode.

The chassis temperature is extreme. The appliance has initiated a shutdown to protect itself. The operating environment should be monitored and corrected before restarting the appliance.

The chassis temperature is either too high or too low. The temperature should be monitored and, if possible, corrected.

The chassis temperature is unknown, because reading can't be obtained from the chassis temperature sensor.

The chassis temperature is OK.

One or more CPU fans have stopped. The appliance has initiated a shutdown to protect itself. A new motherboard may be required to correct the fan. Contact customer support for direction.

A CPU fan is spinning too slowly. A new motherboard may be required to correct the fan. Contact customer support for direction.

All CPU fan(s) are properly functioning.

Multiple chassis power supplies failed.

One or more chassis power supplies are degraded. A description of the degraded state has been logged to the console and message log file.

One chassis power supply failed.

One or more chassis power supplies are removed.

One or more chassis power supplies are off.

The chassis power supplies are all functioning properly.

This chassis power supply is functioning properly.

The power within the chassis is degraded. A description of the degraded state has been logged to the console and message log file.

The power within the chassis is functioning properly.

A chassis fan has been degraded.

A chassis fan FRU has been removed.

One or more chassis fans have stopped.

One or more chassis fans is spinning slowly or too fast.

All chassis fans are functioning properly.

A write has failed a verification test on a SnapValidator enabled volume.

All connections to domain controllers in the preferred domain controllers list have been lost.

A CIFS domain controller connection to the filer has failed.

An attempt to change the storage system's password with the domain controller has failed.

A CIFS domain controller connection to the filer has been established.

This trap is issued when one plex of a mirrored traditional volume or aggregate is failed. The string sent with this trap specifies name of affected plex or mirrored traditional volume or aggregate.

This trap is issued when a plex becomes offline. The string sent with this trap specifies name of affected plex or mirrored traditional volume or aggregate.

One or more of the enclosure services devices in a disk shelf has failed. Some shelf designs combine the enclosure monitoring hardware function into the module that provides the storage interface to the shelf. A failure in the enclosure monitoring section of these combined modules does not necessarily indicate a failure in disk or loop or bus operation, which may be able to continue.

A previously reported failure of an enclosure services device in a disk shelf has been corrected, or the device has reported information that does not necessarily require customer action.

One or more of the storage interface modules in a disk shelf has failed. Some shelf designs combine the enclosure monitoring hardware function into the module that operates the fibre channel loop or SCSI in the shelf. This failure is of the storage interface itself, not a failure of the enclosure monitoring, which may be able to continue. This failure may make one or more disks in the shelf or in the loop or bus unavailable.

One or more of the storage interface modules in a disk shelf has a warning condition. Some shelf designs combine the enclosure monitoring hardware function into the module that operates the fibre channel loop or SCSI in the shelf. This warning condition is of the storage interface itself, not a failure of the enclosure monitoring, which may be able to continue.

A previously reported failure of a disk shelf interface module has been corrected, or the module has reported information that does not necessarily require customer action.

A directory has reached its maxdirsize limit. Either increase the maxdirsize or clean up the directory.

A directory is getting close to its maxdirsize limit. Either increase the maxdirsize or clean up the directory.

A request for a CIFS control block cannot be granted. All control blocks are in use.

Power Supply Unit is removed from the system. System will be shutdown in x minutes if it is not put back.

Power Supply Units in the system are of different type. Please replace them with correct Power Supply Units.

Multiple chassis fan failure. System will shut down in a few minutes if not corrected.

Power Supply Unit (PSU) in the system is connected to an incompatible external power source. Please change the power source being used or replace the PSU with one that matches the current power source.

Multiple power supply fans failure. System will shut down in a few minutes if not corrected.

system remote management detected a system down event. The trap includes a string describing the specific event which triggered the trap. The string is structured in the following form: Remote Management Event: type={system_down|system_up|test|keep_alive}, severity={alert|warning|notice|normal|debug|info}, event={post_error|watchdog_reset|power_loss|abnormal_reboot}, key=value An example of a complete message would be: Remote Management Event: type=system_down, severity=alert, event=watchdog_reset, ss=16bytes Additional key=value items may, in the future, be appended to this message. The events that would generate this trap would be: post_error: Fatal POST error on boot power_loss: Loss of power to system abnormal_reboot: l2_watchdog_reset

system remote management detected a system down event. The trap includes a string describing the specific event which triggered the trap. The string is structured in the following form: Remote Management Event: type={system_down|system_up|test|keep_alive}, severity={alert|warning|notice|normal|debug|info}, event={loss-of-heartbeat}, key=value An example of a complete message would be: Remote Management Event: type=system_down, severity=warning, event=loss_of_heartbeat, ss=16bytes Additional key=value items may, in the future, be appended to this message. The events that would generate this trap would be: loss_of_heartbeat: Loss of heartbeat to the RLM.

system remote management detected a system down event. The trap includes a string describing the specific event which triggered the trap. The string is structured in the following form: Remote Management Event: type={system_down|system_up|test|keep_alive}, severity={alert|warning|notice|normal|debug|info}, event={power_off_via_rlm,power_cycle_via_rlm,reset_via_rlm}, key=value An example of a complete message would be: Remote Management Event: type=system_down, severity=notice, event=power_off_via_rlm, ss=16bytes Additional key=value items may, in the future, be appended to this message. The events that would generate this trap would be: power_off_via_rlm: This indicates system power off power_cycle_via_rlm: This indicates system power cycle reset_via_rlm: This indicates system reset.

This is a periodic keep alive from system remote management. The trap includes a string describing the specific event which triggered the trap. The string is structured in the following form: Remote Management Event: type={system_down|system_up|test|keep_alive}, severity={alert|warning|notice|normal|debug|info}, event={periodic_message} An example of a complete message would be: Remote Management Event: type=keep_alive, severity=info, event=periodic_message Additional key=value items may, in the future, be appended to this message.

This is a test trap from system remote management. The trap includes a string describing the specific event which triggered the trap. The string is structured in the following form: Remote Management Event: type={system_down|system_up|test|keep_alive}, severity={alert|warning|notice|normal|debug|info}, event={periodic_message} An example of a complete message would be: Remote Management Event: type=test, severity=notice, event=test Additional key=value items may, in the future, be appended to this message.

A multipathed disk is only connected to one switch.

Multipath disks or luns could not be detected for the partner. The node will be unable to takeover correctly.

Synchronous mirroring is enabled, even though disks are not multipathed.

A drive has been disabled by the shelf module due to hardware errors. If it is the only drive in the shelf that is disabled, replace the drive.

A host bus adapter (HBA) port has been disabled. This state may be caused either by user command or by errors that make the interface unable to communicate with attached devices.

Status of the Snap Restore

Created a LUN Clone

LUN Clone Split started

LUN Clone Split completed

Flex Clone Split started

Flex Clone Split completed

Created a Volume Clone

Snapshot Auto Deleted

Volume is Auto Grown

NTP Time Daemon lost contact with the configured target

External cache card failure

External cache is taken offline

The remaining number of Snapshot copies for a backup schedule is below warning limit specified.

Trend Micro antivirus license has expired

Trend Micro antivirus license is about to expire

System rebooted abnormally after any of the following events: event = watchdog reset, agent watchdog reset, panic, power-glitch.

System rebooted normally after any of the following events: event = giveback, revert, WAFL check, power-on, internal reboot, internal halt, rlm system reset, operator initiated halt and reboot.

A volume move job cannot be completed because cutover phase has been deferred.

A volume move job cannot be completed because the cutover attempt resulted in failure.

A volume move job completed successfully.

A volume move has reached the cutover phase and is waiting for the user to trigger cutover because the user specified wait for cutover-action

The node has lost connectivity with the other nodes in the cluster. Both fcp and iscsi traffic have been disabled on this node. The corrective action is to reboot the node, and if the node is waiting for giveback then perform a giveback.

The node established connectivity with the other nodes in the cluster.

QoS dynamic memory has reached its limit. Some QoS features may operate in a limited capacity.

QoS dynamic memory is no longer at its limit. All QoS features will operate as normal.

This trap is issued when an SFO aggregate is relocated permanently from one node to another.

The anti-virus software update failed.

The anti-virus software license validation failed.

McAfee product has expired.

Remedy action taken. The file has been repaired, deleted or quarantined.

License validation was successful.

Remedy action failed. The file was not repaired, deleted or quarantined.

McAfee product has expired.

McAfee product is expiring.

A file larger than 2GB is not scanned and marked as clean.

McAfee engine is expiring.

Virus found while scanning.

McAfee antivirus license activation failed.

The anti-virus service disabling failed in the cluster.

The anti-virus service is disabled in the cluster.

McAfee antivirus license is about to expire.

The anti-virus service is enabled in the cluster.

Spyware found while scanning.

The anti-virus service enabling failed in the cluster.

The anti-virus software rollback failed.

The anti-virus software is rolled back.

The anti-virus software is updated.

The SNMP server is too busy.

A LUN was destroyed.

A Health Monitor has created an alert.

A Health Monitor has cleared an alert.

The volume has over allocated space and may not be able to honor file reservations or the aggregate has over allocated space and may not be able to honor volume guarantees. If and when the reserved/guaranteed space is consumed there will be insufficient physical space which can cause the volume/aggregate to be taken offline.

At least one volume's WAFL reserve grew because it was physically over allocated.

The volume/aggregate is running dangerously low on free blocks to write to.

The snapshot count limit on the destination volume has been reached.

Lun relocation completed successfully

A cluster link has been lost.

The l2ping command is currently failing between cluster ports.

Pings of large packets between cluster ports are currently failing.

The product type representing the target platform. Enumeration: 'pciBased': 2, 'eisaBased': 1.

Version String for the Software Running on this platform.

The System ID of this system.

The vendor id of this system, indicating the company that has supplied the product. Enumeration: 'netapp': 1, 'ibm': 2, 'dell': 3.

The model name of the system. Examples are FAS980 and FAS3050.

Version string for the Firmware running on this platform.

The complete URL used to access the administrative GUI for a browser-based interface.

The complete URL used to access the administrative API for a programmatic interface.

The product serial number. Returns unknown if it cannot be determined.

The partner's serial number, not applicable if there is no partner, and unknown if it cannot be determined.

The CPU architecture type of this appliance Enumeration: 'alpha': 2, 'sparc': 4, 'x86': 1, 'mips': 3.

This returns a static string. This object is used as a placeholder for enterprise traps.

The machine type of the system. Examples are FAS980 and FAS3050.

Returns information about the current list of licensed services, the type of license, and, if it is a time limited license, the expiration date. It also tells the services that are not licensed for the appliance, or if a time limited licensed service has expired. It will also return whether or not the the service was automatically enabled due to business packaging policies based on platform type.

Provide a report of licenses.

Index into the product license table.

Name of the service.

True if the service is licensed and has not expired, false otherwise. Enumeration: 'true': 2, 'false': 1.

True if the promotional/time-expiring/demo license has expired, false otherwise. Enumeration: 'true': 2, 'false': 1.

True if the service is a site license, false otherwise. Enumeration: 'true': 2, 'false': 1.

Expected expiration timestamp in seconds since January 1, 1970, if it's a promotional/time-expiring license. 0 for all other licenses.

True if the service is automatically licensed (licenseIsLicensed will also be True) false otherwise. Enumeration: 'true': 2, 'false': 1.

The time (in hundredths of a second) that the CPU has been up since the last boot.

The time (in hundredths of a second) that the CPU has been doing useful work since the last boot.

The percent of time that the CPU has been doing useful work since the last time a client requested the cpuBusyTimePerCent.

The time (in hundredths of a second) that the CPU has been idle since the last boot.

The percent of time that the CPU has been idle since the last time a client requested the cpuBusyTimePerCent.

The number of CPUs in the system.

The number of sk_switch invocations.

The number of hardware context switches.

The number of interrupts during a CP.

The number of interrupts not during a CP.

The percentage of time handling CP interrupts.

The percentage of time handling non-cp interrupts.

The total number of Domain Switches.

Provide a report of the current CPU statistics on per node basis

Provide a report of the node's CPU statistics

Node Name. Same as nodeName for a specific node.

The time (in hundredths of a second) that the CPU has been up since the last boot.

The time (in hundredths of a second) that the CPU has been doing useful work since the last boot.

The percent of time that the CPU has been doing useful work since the last time a client requested the cDOTCpuBusyTimePerCent.

The time (in hundredths of a second) that the CPU has been idle since the last boot.

The percent of time that the CPU has been idle since the last time a client requested the cDOTCpuBusyTimePerCent.

The number of CPUs in the system.

The number of sk_switch invocations.

The number of hardware context switches.

The number of interrupts during a CP.

The number of interrupts not during a CP.

The percentage of time handling CP interrupts.

The percentage of time handling non-cp interrupts.

The total number of Domain Switches.

The total number of Server side NFS calls since the last boot

The total number of KBytes received on all the network interfaces, since the last boot.

The total number of KBytes transmitted on all the network interfaces, since the last boot.

This indicates the overall status of the appliance. The algorithm to determine the value uses both hardware status (e.g. the number of failed fans) and volume status (e.g. number of volumes that are full). The algorithm is subject to change in future releases, but the range of values will not change. Enumeration: 'ok': 3, 'unknown': 2, 'other': 1, 'critical': 5, 'nonCritical': 4, 'nonRecoverable': 6.

The total number of Server side NFS calls since the last boot. This object returns the most significant 32 bits of the 64 bit unsigned integer. This object is deprecated - Use misc64NfsOps instead.

The total number of Server side NFS calls since the last boot. This object returns the least significant 32 bits of the 64 bit unsigned integer. This object is deprecated - Use misc64NfsOps instead.

The total number of Server side CIFS calls since the last boot. This object returns the most significant 32 bits of the 64 bit unsigned integer. This object is deprecated - Use misc64CifsOps instead.

The total number of Server side CIFS calls since the last boot. This object returns the least significant 32 bits of the 64 bit unsigned integer. This object is deprecated - Use misc64CifsOps instead.

The total number of HTTP operations received since the last boot. This object returns the most significant 32 bits of the 64 bit unsigned integer. This object is deprecated - Use misc64HttpOps instead.

The total number of HTTP operations received since the last boot. This object returns the least significant 32 bits of the 64 bit unsigned integer. This object is deprecated - Use misc64HttpOps instead.

The total number of bytes received on all the network interfaces, since the last boot. This object returns the most significant 32 bits of the 64 bit unsigned integer. This object is deprecated - Use misc64NetRcvdBytes instead.

The total number of bytes received on all the network interfaces, since the last boot. This object returns the least significant 32 bits of the 64 bit unsigned integer. This object is deprecated - Use misc64NetRcvdBytes instead.

The total number of bytes transmitted on all the network interfaces, since the last boot. This object returns the most significant 32 bits of the 64 bit unsigned integer. This object is deprecated - Use misc64NetSentBytes instead.

The total number of bytes transmitted on all the network interfaces, since the last boot. This object returns the least significant 32 bits of the 64 bit unsigned integer. This object is deprecated - Use misc64NetSentBytes instead.

The total number of bytes read from disk since the last boot. This object returns the most significant 32 bits of the 64 bit unsigned integer. This object is deprecated - Use misc64DiskReadBytes instead.

The total number of bytes read from disk since the last boot. This object returns the least significant 32 bits of the 64 bit unsigned integer. This object is deprecated - Use misc64DiskReadBytes instead.

The total number of bytes written to disk since the last boot. This object returns the most significant 32 bits of the 64 bit unsigned integer. This object is deprecated - Use misc64DiskWriteBytes instead.

The total number of bytes written to disk since the last boot. This object returns the least significant 32 bits of the 64 bit unsigned integer. This object is deprecated - Use misc64DiskWriteBytes instead.

The total number of bytes read from tape since the last boot. This object returns the most significant 32 bits of the 64 bit unsigned integer. This object is deprecated - Use misc64TapeReadBytes instead.

The total number of bytes read from tape since the last boot. This object returns the least significant 32 bits of the 64 bit unsigned integer. This object is deprecated - Use misc64TapeReadBytes instead.

The total number of bytes written to tape since the last boot. This object returns the most significant 32 bits of the 64 bit unsigned integer. This object is deprecated - Use misc64TapeWriteBytes instead.

The total number of bytes written to tape since the last boot. This object returns the least significant 32 bits of the 64 bit unsigned integer. This object is deprecated - Use misc64TapeWriteBytes instead.

Age in minutes of the oldest read-only blocks in the buffer cache. This indicates how fast read operations are cycling through system memory; when the appliance is reading very large files (larger than the machine's memory size), buffer cache age will be very low.

Number of corrected machine checks since the last boot.

A string describing the global status, including a description of the condition (if any) that caused the status to be anything other than ok(3).

The version number of Windows Setup Wizard required to configure the appliance. Windows Setup Wizard with a version number lower than this integer is not capable of configuring the appliance.

The total number of Server side NFS calls since the last boot. This object returns all of the 64 bit unsigned integer.

The total number of Server side CIFS calls since the last boot. This object returns all of the 64 bit unsigned integer.

The total number of HTTP operations received since the last boot. This object returns all of the 64 bit unsigned integer.

The total number of bytes received on all the network interfaces, since the last boot. This object returns all of the 64 bit unsigned integer.

The total number of bytes transmitted on all the network interfaces, since the last boot. This object returns all of the 64 bit unsigned integer.

The total number of bytes read from disk since the last boot. This object returns all of the 64 bit unsigned integer.

The total number of bytes written to disk since the last boot. This object returns all of the 64 bit unsigned integer.

The total number of bytes read from tape since the last boot. This object returns all of the 64 bit unsigned integer.

The total number of bytes written to tape since the last boot. This object returns all of the 64 bit unsigned integer.

Clustered Failover configuration settings. The value notConfigured(1) indicates that the cluster is not licensed. The thisNodeDead(5) setting indicates that this node has been taken over. Enumeration: 'disabled': 3, 'enabled': 2, 'thisNodeDead': 5, 'notConfigured': 1, 'takeoverByPartnerDisabled': 4.

Clustered Failover state. Enumeration: 'canTakeover': 2, 'takeover': 4, 'cannotTakeover': 3, 'dead': 1.

The reason this node cannot takeover its partner Enumeration: 'disabledByPartner': 5, 'ok': 1, 'partnerBootingUp': 12, 'interconnectOffline': 4, 'unknownReason': 2, 'partnerMailboxUninitialised': 8, 'partnerPerformingRevert': 13, 'takeoverFailed': 6, 'performingRevert': 14, 'backupMailboxProblems': 18, 'mailboxDegraded': 7, 'nvramLogUnsynchronized': 17, 'mailboxVersionMismatch': 9, 'kernelVersionMismatch': 11, 'nvramSizeMismatch': 10, 'alreadyInTakenoverMode': 16, 'disabledByOperator': 3, 'partnerRequestedTakeover': 15.

This is the status last returned by the Clustered Failover partner. Enumeration: 'maybeDown': 1, 'ok': 2, 'dead': 3.

If non-zero, the absolute time of the last update from the Clustered Failover partner.

Hostname for Clustered Failover partner.

System ID for Clustered Failover partner.

The current status of the interconnect. The partialFailure(3) status indicates that one of the links in the interconnect hardware is down. Enumeration: 'down': 2, 'partialFailure': 3, 'notPresent': 1, 'up': 4.

An indication of whether the hardware is currently operating outside of its recommended temperature range. The hardware will shutdown if the temperature exceeds critical thresholds. Enumeration: 'yes': 2, 'no': 1.

Count of the number of chassis fans which are not operating within the recommended RPM range.

Text message describing the current condition of chassis fans. This is useful only if envFailedFanCount is not zero.

Count of the number of power supplies which are in degraded mode.

Text message describing the state of any power supplies which are currently degraded. This is useful only if envFailedPowerSupplyCount is not zero.

An indication of the current status of the NVRAM battery or batteries. Batteries which are fully or partially discharged may not fully protect the system during a crash. The end-of-life status values are based on the manufacturer's recommended life for the batteries. Enumeration: 'ok': 1, 'nearEndOfLife': 5, 'atEndOfLife': 6, 'unknown': 7, 'fullyCharged': 9, 'fullyDischarged': 3, 'partiallyDischarged': 2, 'overCharged': 8, 'notPresent': 4.

The time (in hundredths of a second) since boot during which the system has had a consistency point (cp) operation in progress.

The number of consistency point operations since boot that were caused by timer.

The number of consistency point operations since boot that were caused by snapshot operation.

The number of consistency point operations since boot that were caused by low water mark.

The number of consistency point operations since boot that were caused by high water mark.

The number of consistency point operations since boot that were caused by nv-log full.

The number of back to back consistency point operations since boot.

The total number of consistency point operations since boot.

The number of consistency point operations since boot that were caused by flushing unlogged write data.

The number of consistency point operations since boot that were caused by file system sync requests.

The number of consistency point operations since boot that were caused by low virtual buffers.

The number of back to back consistency point operations since boot that were deferred.

The number of consistency point operations since boot that were caused by low datavecs.

The number of consistency point operations since boot that were caused by low mbufs.

The number of consistency point operations since boot that were caused by nvlog replay takeover time.

Provide a report of the current CP statistics on per node basis

Provide a report of the node's CP statistics

Node Name. Same as node name.

The time (in hundredths of a second) since boot during which the system has had a consistency point (cp) operation in progress.

The number of consistency point operations since boot that were caused by timer.

The number of consistency point operations since boot that were caused by snapshot operation.

The number of consistency point operations since boot that were caused by low water mark.

The number of consistency point operations since boot that were caused by high water mark.

The number of consistency point operations since boot that were caused by nv-log full.

The number of back to back consistency point operations since boot.

The total number of consistency point operations since boot.

The number of consistency point operations since boot that were caused by flushing unlogged write data.

The number of consistency point operations since boot that were caused by file system sync requests.

The number of back to back consistency point operations since boot that were deferred.

The number of consistency point operations since boot that were caused by low datavecs.

The number of consistency point operations since boot that were caused by low mbufs in mbuf pools.

The number of consistency point operations since boot that were caused by nvlog replay takeover time.

An indication of the current status of auto support on the appliance. Describes the success or failure of most recent attempts to send auto supports. Enumeration: 'unknown': 5, 'postFailure': 3, 'ok': 1, 'smtpFailure': 2, 'smtpPostFailure': 4.

A string describing the auto support status, including a description of the condition (if any) that caused the status to be anything other than ok(1).

Count of the number of auto support messages successfully sent since the last reset.

Count of the number of auto support messages not sent successfully since the last reset.

Table containing all counters in the cluster, organized on a per-node, per-category, per-object basis.

Entry for a single counter in the cluster, on a per-node, per-category, per-object basis.

Node from which the counter is collected.

Index of category.

Index of instance on which the counter exists.

Index of counter within this category.

The value of the counter.

Units for this counter. Possible values include: 'B' (bytes), 's' (seconds), 'ms' (milliseconds), 'us' (microseconds), '%' (percent), or '' (none).

Description of this counter.

Counter properties. Possible values include: 'average', 'rate', 'delta', 'percent', ''.

Name of counter's category.

Name of counter's category instance.

Name of counter within this category.

List of counter labels. Used for counter arrays of if 'counter' value is not an integer.

List of values. Only used to for counter arrays.

The total number of RPC calls received, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The total number of calls rejected by the RPC layer, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of times an RPC call was not available when it was thought to be received, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of RPC calls received with a length shorter than a minimum-sized RPC call, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of RPC calls received whose header could not be XDR decoded, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The total number of RPC calls received for the TCP protocol, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The total number of calls rejected by the RPC layer for the TCP protocol, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of times an RPC call for the TCP protocol was not available when it was thought to be received, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of RPC calls for the TCP protocol received with a length shorter than a minimum-sized RPC call, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of RPC calls for the TCP protocol received whose header could not be XDR decoded, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The total number of RPC calls received for the UDP protocol, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The total number of calls rejected by the RPC layer for the UDP protocol, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of times an RPC call for the UDP protocol was not available when it was thought to be received, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of RPC calls for the UDP protocol received with a length shorter than a minimum-sized RPC call, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of RPC calls for the UDP protocol received whose header could not be XDR decoded, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The total number of NFS calls received, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The total number of received NFS calls rejected, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_NULL (Do Nothing) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_GETATTR (Get File Attributes) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_SETATTR (Set File Attributes) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_ROOT (Get Filesystem Root) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_LOOKUP (Look Up File Name) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_READLINK (Read From Symbolic Link) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_READ (Read From File) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_WRITECACHE (Write to Cache) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_WRITE (Write to File) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_CREATE (Create File) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_REMOVE (Remove File) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_RENAME (Rename File) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_LINK (Create Link to File) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_SYMLINK (Create Symbolic Link) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_MKDIR (Create Directory) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_RMDIR (Remove Directory) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_READDIR (Read From Directory) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_STATFS (Get Filesystem Attributes) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_NULL (Do Nothing) procedure as a percentage of total NFS calls received, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_GETATTR (Get File Attributes) procedure as a percentage of total NFS calls received, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_SETATTR (Set File Attributes) procedure as a percentage of total NFS calls received, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_ROOT (Get Filesystem Root) procedure as a percentage of total NFS calls received, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_LOOKUP (Look Up File Name) procedure as a percentage of total NFS calls received, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_READLINK (Read From Symbolic Link) procedure as a percentage of total NFS calls received, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_READ (Read From File) procedure as a percentage of total NFS calls received, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_WRITECACHE (Write to Cache) procedure as a percentage of total NFS calls received, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_WRITE (Write to File) procedure as a percentage of total NFS calls received, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_CREATE (Create File) procedure as a percentage of total NFS calls received, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_REMOVE (Remove File) procedure as a percentage of total NFS calls received, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_RENAME (Rename File) procedure as a percentage of total NFS calls received, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_LINK (Create Link to File) procedure as a percentage of total NFS calls received, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_SYMLINK (Create Symbolic Link) procedure as a percentage of total NFS calls received, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_MKDIR (Create Directory) procedure as a percentage of total NFS calls received, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_RMDIR (Remove Directory) procedure as a percentage of total NFS calls received, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_READDIR (Read From Directory) procedure as a percentage of total NFS calls received, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_STATFS (Get Filesystem Attributes) procedure as a percentage of total NFS calls received, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_NULL (Do Nothing) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_GETATTR (Get File Attributes) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_SETATTR (Set File Attributes) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_ROOT (Get Filesystem Root) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_LOOKUP (Look Up File Name) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_READLINK (Read From Symbolic Link) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_READ (Read From File) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_WRITECACHE (Write to Cache) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_WRITE (Write to File) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_CREATE (Create File) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_REMOVE (Remove File) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_RENAME (Rename File) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_LINK (Create Link to File) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_SYMLINK (Create Symbolic Link) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_MKDIR (Create Directory) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_RMDIR (Remove Directory) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_READDIR (Read From Directory) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_STATFS (Get Filesystem Attributes) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_NULL (Do Nothing) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, as a percentage of the total number of calls received for this procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_GETATTR (Get File Attributes) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, as a percentage of the total number of calls received for this procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_SETATTR (Set File Attributes) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, as a percentage of the total number of calls received for this procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_ROOT (Get Filesystem Root) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, as a percentage of the total number of calls received for this procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_LOOKUP (Look Up File Name) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, as a percentage of the total number of calls received for this procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_READLINK (Read From Symbolic Link) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, as a percentage of the total number of calls received for this procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_READ (Read From File) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, as a percentage of the total number of calls received for this procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_WRITECACHE (Write to Cache) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, as a percentage of the total number of calls received for this procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_WRITE (Write to File) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, as a percentage of the total number of calls received for this procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_CREATE (Create File) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, as a percentage of the total number of calls received for this procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_REMOVE (Remove File) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, as a percentage of the total number of calls received for this procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_RENAME (Rename File) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, as a percentage of the total number of calls received for this procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_LINK (Create Link to File) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, as a percentage of the total number of calls received for this procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_SYMLINK (Create Symbolic Link) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, as a percentage of the total number of calls received for this procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_MKDIR (Create Directory) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, as a percentage of the total number of calls received for this procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_RMDIR (Remove Directory) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, as a percentage of the total number of calls received for this procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_READDIR (Read From Directory) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, as a percentage of the total number of calls received for this procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_STATFS (Get Filesystem Attributes) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, as a percentage of the total number of calls received for this procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_NULL (Do Nothing) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_GETATTR (Get File Attributes) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_SETATTR (Set File Attributes) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_LOOKUP (Lookup Filename) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_ACCESS (Check Access Permission) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_READLINK (Read from Symbolic Link) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_READ (Read From File) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_WRITE (Write to File) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_CREATE (Create a File) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_MKDIR (Create a Directory) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_SYMLINK (Create a Symbolic Link) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_MKNOD (Create a Special Device) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_REMOVE (Remove a File) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_RMDIR (Remove a Directory) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_RENAME (Rename a File or Directory) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_LINK (Create Link to an Object) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_READDIR (Read From Directory) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_READDIRPLUS (Extended Read from Directory) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_FSSTAT (Get Dynamic File System Information) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_FSINFO (Get Static File System Information) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_PATHCONF (Retrieve POSIX Information) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_COMMIT (Commit Cached Data on a Server to Stable Storage) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_NULL (Do Nothing) procedure, as a percentage of the total NFS calls received, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_GETATTR (Get File Attributes) procedure, as a percentage of the total NFS calls received, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_SETATTR (Set File Attributes) procedure, as a percentage of the total NFS calls received, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_LOOKUP (Lookup Filename) procedure, as a percentage of the total NFS calls received, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_ACCESS (Check Access Permission) procedure, as a percentage of the total NFS calls received, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_READLINK (Read from Symbolic Link) procedure, as a percentage of the total NFS calls received, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_READ (Read From File) procedure, as a percentage of the total NFS calls received, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_WRITE (Write to File) procedure, as a percentage of the total NFS calls received, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_CREATE (Create a File) procedure, as a percentage of the total NFS calls received, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_MKDIR (Create a Directory) procedure, as a percentage of the total NFS calls received, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_SYMLINK (Create a Symbolic Link) procedure, as a percentage of the total NFS calls received, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_MKNOD (Create a Special Device) procedure, as a percentage of the total NFS calls received, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_REMOVE (Remove a File) procedure, as a percentage of the total NFS calls received, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_RMDIR (Remove a Directory) procedure, as a percentage of the total NFS calls received, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_RENAME (Rename a File or Directory) procedure, as a percentage of the total NFS calls received, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_LINK (Create Link to an Object) procedure, as a percentage of the total NFS calls received, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_READDIR (Read From Directory) procedure, as a percentage of the total NFS calls received, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_READDIRPLUS (Extended Read from Directory) procedure, as a percentage of the total NFS calls received, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_FSSTAT (Get Dynamic File System Information) procedure, as a percentage of the total NFS calls received, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_FSINFO (Get Static File System Information) procedure, as a percentage of the total NFS calls received, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_PATHCONF (Retrieve POSIX Information) procedure, as a percentage of the total NFS calls received, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_COMMIT (Commit Cached Data on a Server to Stable Storage) procedure, as a percentage of the total NFS calls received, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_NULL (Do Nothing) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_GETATTR (Get File Attributes) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_SETATTR (Set File Attributes) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_LOOKUP (Lookup Filename) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_ACCESS (Check Access Permission) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_READLINK (Read from Symbolic Link) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_READ (Read From File) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_WRITE (Write to File) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_CREATE (Create a File) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_MKDIR (Create a Directory) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_SYMLINK (Create a Symbolic Link) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_MKNOD (Create a Special Device) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_REMOVE (Remove a File) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_RMDIR (Remove a Directory) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_RENAME (Rename a File or Directory) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_LINK (Create Link to an Object) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_READDIR (Read From Directory) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_READDIRPLUS (Extended Read from Directory) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_FSSTAT (Get Dynamic File System Information) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_FSINFO (Get Static File System Information) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_PATHCONF (Retrieve POSIX Information) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_COMMIT (Commit Cached Data on a Server to Stable Storage) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_NULL (Do Nothing) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, as a percentage of the total number of calls received for this procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_GETATTR (Get File Attributes) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, as a percentage of the total number of calls received for this procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_SETATTR (Set File Attributes) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, as a percentage of the total number of calls received for this procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_LOOKUP (Lookup Filename) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, as a percentage of the total number of calls received for this procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_ACCESS (Check Access Permission) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, as a percentage of the total number of calls received for this procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_READLINK (Read from Symbolic Link) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, as a percentage of the total number of calls received for this procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_READ (Read From File) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, as a percentage of the total number of calls received for this procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_WRITE (Write to File) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, as a percentage of the total number of calls received for this procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_CREATE (Create a File) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, as a percentage of the total number of calls received for this procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_MKDIR (Create a Directory) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, as a percentage of the total number of calls received for this procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_SYMLINK (Create a Symbolic Link) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, as a percentage of the total number of calls received for this procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_MKNOD (Create a Special Device) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, as a percentage of the total number of calls received for this procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_REMOVE (Remove a File) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, as a percentage of the total number of calls received for this procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_RMDIR (Remove a Directory) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, as a percentage of the total number of calls received for this procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_RENAME (Rename a File or Directory) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, as a percentage of the total number of calls received for this procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_LINK (Create Link to an Object) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, as a percentage of the total number of calls received for this procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_READDIR (Read From Directory) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, as a percentage of the total number of calls received for this procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_READDIRPLUS (Extended Read from Directory) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, as a percentage of the total number of calls received for this procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_FSSTAT (Get Dynamic File System Information) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, as a percentage of the total number of calls received for this procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_FSINFO (Get Static File System Information) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, as a percentage of the total number of calls received for this procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_PATHCONF (Retrieve POSIX Information) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, as a percentage of the total number of calls received for this procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received for the NFSPROC3_COMMIT (Commit Cached Data on a Server to Stable Storage) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, as a percentage of the total number of calls received for this procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS requests that were dropped, for calls already in progress, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS requests that were dropped, for replies already generated within a short interval, since the last time the statistics were cleared. These stats are deprecated. A value of zero will always be returned for these stats.

The number of NFS requests received for which there were no corresponding entries already in the Reply Cache, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS requests received that resulted in replies being replayed from the Reply Cache, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS requests received for calls that resulted in this request being processed as a new request even when a corresponding entry existed in the Reply Cache, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS requests that were dropped for the TCP protocol, for calls already in progress, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS requests that were dropped for the TCP protocol, for replies already generated within a short interval, since the last time the statistics were cleared. These stats are deprecated. A value of zero will always be returned for these stats.

The number of NFS requests received for the TCP protocol for which there were no corresponding entries already in the Reply Cache, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS requests received for the TCP protocol that resulted in replies being replayed from the Reply Cache, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS requests received for the TCP protocol for calls that resulted in this request being processed as a new request even when a corresponding entry existed in the Reply Cache, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS requests that were dropped for the UDP protocol, for calls already in progress, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS requests that were dropped for the UDP protocol, for replies already generated within a short interval, since the last time the statistics were cleared. These stats are deprecated. A value of zero will always be returned for these stats.

The number of NFS requests received for the UDP protocol for which there were no corresponding entries already in the Reply Cache, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS requests received for the UDP protocol that resulted in replies being replayed from the Reply Cache, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS requests received for the UDP protocol for calls that resulted in this request being processed as a new request even when a corresponding entry existed in the Reply Cache, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 read calls received by the server since last zeroing with request sizes between 0-511 bytes.

The number of NFS Version 2 read calls received by the server since last zeroing with request sizes between 512-1023 bytes.

The number of NFS Version 2 read calls received by the server since last zeroing with request sizes between 1K-2047 bytes.

The number of NFS Version 2 read calls received by the server since last zeroing with request sizes between 2K-4095 bytes.

The number of NFS Version 2 read calls received by the server since last zeroing with request sizes between 4K-8191 bytes.

The number of NFS Version 2 read calls received by the server since last zeroing with request sizes between 8K-16383 bytes.

The number of NFS Version 2 read calls received by the server since last zeroing with request sizes between 16K-32767 bytes.

The number of NFS Version 2 read calls received by the server since last zeroing with request sizes between 32K-65535 bytes.

The number of NFS Version 2 read calls received by the server since last zeroing with request sizes between 64K-131071 bytes.

The number of NFS Version 2 write calls received by the server since last zeroing with request sizes between 0-511 bytes.

The number of NFS Version 2 write calls received by the server since last zeroing with request sizes between 512-1023 bytes.

The number of NFS Version 2 write calls received by the server since last zeroing with request sizes between 1K-2047 bytes.

The number of NFS Version 2 write calls received by the server since last zeroing with request sizes between 2K-4095 bytes.

The number of NFS Version 2 write calls received by the server since last zeroing with request sizes between 4K-8191 bytes.

The number of NFS Version 2 write calls received by the server since last zeroing with request sizes between 8K-16383 bytes.

The number of NFS Version 2 write calls received by the server since last zeroing with request sizes between 16K-32767 bytes.

The number of NFS Version 2 write calls received by the server since last zeroing with request sizes between 32K-65535 bytes.

The number of NFS Version 2 write calls received by the server since last zeroing with request sizes between 64K-131071 bytes.

The number of NFS Version 3 read calls received by the server since last boot with request sizes between 0-511 bytes.

The number of NFS Version 3 read calls received by the server since last zeroing with request sizes between 512-1023 bytes.

The number of NFS Version 3 read calls received by the server since last zeroing with request sizes between 1K-2047 bytes.

The number of NFS Version 3 read calls received by the server since last zeroing with request sizes between 2K-4095 bytes.

The number of NFS Version 3 read calls received by the server since last zeroing with request sizes between 4K-8191 bytes.

The number of NFS Version 3 read calls received by the server since last zeroing with request sizes between 8K-16383 bytes.

The number of NFS Version 3 read calls received by the server since last zeroing with request sizes between 16K-32767 bytes.

The number of NFS Version 3 read calls received by the server since last zeroing with request sizes between 32K-65535 bytes.

The number of NFS Version 3 read calls received by the server since last zeroing with request sizes between 64K-131071 bytes.

The number of NFS Version 3 write calls received by the server since last zeroing with request sizes between 0-511 bytes.

The number of NFS Version 3 write calls received by the server since last zeroing with request sizes between 512-1023 bytes.

The number of NFS Version 3 write calls received by the server since last zeroing with request sizes between 1K-2047 bytes.

The number of NFS Version 3 write calls received by the server since last zeroing with request sizes between 2K-4095 bytes.

The number of NFS Version 3 write calls received by the server since last zeroing with request sizes between 4K-8191 bytes.

The number of NFS Version 3 write calls received by the server since last zeroing with request sizes between 8K-16383 bytes.

The number of NFS Version 3 write calls received by the server since last zeroing with request sizes between 16K-32767 bytes.

The number of NFS Version 3 write calls received by the server since last zeroing with request sizes between 32K-65535 bytes.

The number of NFS Version 3 write calls received by the server since last zeroing with request sizes between 64K-131071 bytes.

Provide a report of per-client NFS statistics since the last time the statistics were cleared.

Provide a report of NFS statistics for the referenced NFS client since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The IP address of the referenced client.

The total number of RPC calls received from the referenced client, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The total number of calls received from the referenced client that were rejected by the RPC layer, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of times an RPC call was not available when it was thought to be received from referenced client, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of RPC calls received from the referenced client with a length shorter than a minimum-sized RPC call, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of RPC calls received from the referenced client whose header could not be XDR decoded, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The total number of NFS calls received from the referenced client, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The total number of NFS calls received from the referenced client that were rejected, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC_NULL (Do Nothing) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC_GETATTR (Get File Attributes) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC_SETATTR (Set File Attributes) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC_ROOT (Get Filesystem Root) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC_LOOKUP (Look Up File Name) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC_READLINK (Read From Symbolic Link) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC_READ (Read From File) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC_WRITECACHE (Write to Cache) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC_WRITE (Write to File) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC_CREATE (Create File) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC_REMOVE (Remove File) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC_RENAME (Rename File) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC_LINK (Create Link to File) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC_SYMLINK (Create Symbolic Link) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC_MKDIR (Create Directory) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC_RMDIR (Remove Directory) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC_READDIR (Read From Directory) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC_STATFS (Get Filesystem Attributes) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC3_NULL (Do Nothing) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC3_GETATTR (Get File Attributes) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC3_SETATTR (Set File Attributes) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC3_LOOKUP (Lookup Filename) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC3_ACCESS (Check Access Permission) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC3_READLINK (Read from Symbolic Link) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC3_READ (Read From File) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC3_WRITE (Write to File) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC3_CREATE (Create a File) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC3_MKDIR (Create a Directory) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC3_SYMLINK (Create a Symbolic Link) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC3_MKNOD (Create a Special Device) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC3_REMOVE (Remove a File) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC3_RMDIR (Remove a Directory) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC3_RENAME (Rename a File or Directory) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC3_LINK (Create Link to an Object) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC3_READDIR (Read From Directory) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC3_READDIRPLUS (Extended Read from Directory) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC3_FSSTAT (Get Dynamic File System Information) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC3_FSINFO (Get Static File System Information) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC3_PATHCONF (Retrieve POSIX Information) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC3_COMMIT (Commit Cached Data on a Server to Stable Storage) procedure, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of the total NFS calls for the referenced client as a percentage of the total NFS calls received from all clients, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC_NULL (Do Nothing) procedure, as a percentage of the total calls received from this client, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC_GETATTR (Get File Attributes) procedure, as a percentage of the total calls received from this client, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC_SETATTR (Set File Attributes) procedure, as a percentage of the total calls received from this client, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC_ROOT (Get Filesystem Root) procedure, as a percentage of the total calls received from this client, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC_LOOKUP (Look Up File Name) procedure, as a percentage of the total calls received from this client, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC_READLINK (Read From Symbolic Link) procedure, as a percentage of the total calls received from this client, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC_READ (Read From File) procedure, as a percentage of the total calls received from this client, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC_WRITECACHE (Write to Cache) procedure, as a percentage of the total calls received from this client, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC_WRITE (Write to File) procedure, as a percentage of the total calls received from this client, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC_CREATE (Create File) procedure, as a percentage of the total calls received from this client, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC_REMOVE (Remove File) procedure, as a percentage of the total calls received from this client, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC_RENAME (Rename File) procedure, as a percentage of the total calls received from this client, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC_LINK (Create Link to File) procedure, as a percentage of the total calls received from this client, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC_SYMLINK (Create Symbolic Link) procedure, as a percentage of the total calls received from this client, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC_MKDIR (Create Directory) procedure, as a percentage of the total calls received from this client, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC_RMDIR (Remove Directory) procedure, as a percentage of the total calls received from this client, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC_READDIR (Read From Directory) procedure, as a percentage of the total calls received from this client, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC_STATFS (Get Filesystem Attributes) procedure, as a percentage of the total calls received from this client, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC3_NULL (Do Nothing) procedure, as a percentage of the total calls received from this client, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC3_GETATTR (Get File Attributes) procedure, as a percentage of the total calls received from this client, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC3_SETATTR (Set File Attributes) procedure, as a percentage of the total calls received from this client, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC3_LOOKUP (Lookup Filename) procedure, as a percentage of the total calls received from this client, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC3_ACCESS (Check Access Permission) procedure, as a percentage of the total calls received from this client, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC3_READLINK (Read from Symbolic Link) procedure, as a percentage of the total calls received from this client, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC3_READ (Read From File) procedure, as a percentage of the total calls received from this client, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC3_WRITE (Write to File) procedure, as a percentage of the total calls received from this client, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC3_CREATE (Create a File) procedure, as a percentage of the total calls received from this client, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC3_MKDIR (Create a Directory) procedure, as a percentage of the total calls received from this client, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC3_SYMLINK (Create a Symbolic Link) procedure, as a percentage of the total calls received from this client, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC3_MKNOD (Create a Special Device) procedure, as a percentage of the total calls received from this client, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC3_REMOVE (Remove a File) procedure, as a percentage of the total calls received from this client, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC3_RMDIR (Remove a Directory) procedure, as a percentage of the total calls received from this client, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC3_RENAME (Rename a File or Directory) procedure, as a percentage of the total calls received from this client, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC3_LINK (Create Link to an Object) procedure, as a percentage of the total calls received from this client, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC3_READDIR (Read From Directory) procedure, as a percentage of the total calls received from this client, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC3_READDIRPLUS (Extended Read from Directory) procedure, as a percentage of the total calls received from this client, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC3_FSSTAT (Get Dynamic File System Information) procedure, as a percentage of the total calls received from this client, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC3_FSINFO (Get Static File System Information) procedure, as a percentage of the total calls received from this client, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC3_PATHCONF (Retrieve POSIX Information) procedure, as a percentage of the total calls received from this client, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 3 calls received from the referenced client for the NFSPROC3_COMMIT (Commit Cached Data on a Server to Stable Storage) procedure, as a percentage of the total calls received from this client, since the last time the statistics were cleared.

The number of NFS Version 2 read calls with request sizes between 0-511 bytes received from this client.

The number of NFS Version 2 read calls with request sizes between 512-1023 bytes received from this client.

The number of NFS Version 2 read calls with request sizes between 1K-2047 bytes received from this client.

The number of NFS Version 2 read calls with request sizes between 2K-4095 bytes received from this client.

The number of NFS Version 2 read calls with request sizes between 4K-8191 bytes received from this client.

The number of NFS Version 2 read calls with request sizes between 8K-16383 bytes received from this client.

The number of NFS Version 2 read calls with request sizes between 16K-32767 bytes received from this client.

The number of NFS Version 2 read calls with request sizes between 32K-65535 bytes received from this client.

The number of NFS Version 2 read calls with request sizes between 64K-131071 bytes received from this client.

The number of NFS Version 2 write calls with request sizes between 0-511 bytes received from this client.

The number of NFS Version 2 write calls with request sizes between 512-1023 bytes received from this client.

The number of NFS Version 2 write calls with request sizes between 1K-2047 bytes received from this client.

The number of NFS Version 2 write calls with request sizes between 2K-4095 bytes received from this client.

The number of NFS Version 2 write calls with request sizes between 4K-8191 bytes received from this client.

The number of NFS Version 2 write calls with request sizes between 8K-16383 bytes received from this client.

The number of NFS Version 2 write calls with request sizes between 16K-32767 bytes received from this client.

The number of NFS Version 2 write calls with request sizes between 32K-65535 bytes received from this client.

The number of NFS Version 2 write calls with request sizes between 64K-131071 bytes received from this client.

The number of NFS Version 3 read calls with request sizes between 0-511 bytes received from this client.

The number of NFS Version 3 read calls with request sizes between 512-1023 bytes received from this client.

The number of NFS Version 3 read calls with request sizes between 1K-2047 bytes received from this client.

The number of NFS Version 3 read calls with request sizes between 2K-4095 bytes received from this client.

The number of NFS Version 3 read calls with request sizes between 4K-8191 bytes received from this client.

The number of NFS Version 3 read calls with request sizes between 8K-16383 bytes received from this client.

The number of NFS Version 3 read calls with request sizes between 16K-32767 bytes received from this client.

The number of NFS Version 3 read calls with request sizes between 32K-65535 bytes received from this client.

The number of NFS Version 3 read calls with request sizes between 64K-131071 bytes received from this client.

The number of NFS Version 3 write calls with request sizes between 0-511 bytes received from this client.

The number of NFS Version 3 write calls with request sizes between 512-1023 bytes received from this client.

The number of NFS Version 3 write calls with request sizes between 1K-2047 bytes received from this client.

The number of NFS Version 3 write calls with request sizes between 2K-4095 bytes received from this client.

The number of NFS Version 3 write calls with request sizes between 4K-8191 bytes received from this client.

The number of NFS Version 3 write calls with request sizes between 8K-16383 bytes received from this client.

The number of NFS Version 3 write calls with request sizes between 16K-32767 bytes received from this client.

The number of NFS Version 3 write calls with request sizes between 32K-65535 bytes received from this client.

The number of NFS Version 3 write calls with request sizes between 64K-131071 bytes received from this client.

Number of entries in the pclTable table.

The total number of RPC calls received, since the last boot.

The total number of calls rejected by the RPC layer, since the last boot.

The number of times an RPC call was not available when it was thought to be received, since the last boot.

The number of RPC calls received with a length shorter than a minimum-sized RPC call, since the last boot.

The number of RPC calls received whose header could not be XDR decoded, since the last boot.

The total number of NFS calls received, since last boot.

The total number of received NFS calls rejected, since last boot.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_NULL (Do Nothing) procedure, since the last boot.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_GETATTR (Get File Attributes) procedure, since the last boot.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_SETATTR (Set File Attributes) procedure, since the last boot.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_ROOT (Get Filesystem Root) procedure, since the last boot.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_LOOKUP (Look Up File Name) procedure, since the last boot.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_READLINK (Read From Symbolic Link) procedure, since the last boot.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_READ (Read From File) procedure, since the last boot.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_WRITECACHE (Write to Cache) procedure, since the last boot.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_WRITE (Write to File) procedure, since the last boot.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_CREATE (Create File) procedure, since the last boot.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_REMOVE (Remove File) procedure, since the last boot.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_RENAME (Rename File) procedure, since the last boot.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_LINK (Create Link to File) procedure, since the last boot.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_SYMLINK (Create Symbolic Link) procedure, since the last boot.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_MKDIR (Create Directory) procedure, since the last boot.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_RMDIR (Remove Directory) procedure, since the last boot.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_READDIR (Read From Directory) procedure, since the last boot.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_STATFS (Get Filesystem Attributes) procedure, since the last boot.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_NULL (Do Nothing) procedure as a percentage of total NFS calls received, since the last boot.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_GETATTR (Get File Attributes) procedure as a percentage of total NFS calls received, since the last boot.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_SETATTR (Set File Attributes) procedure as a percentage of total NFS calls received, since the last boot.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_ROOT (Get Filesystem Root) procedure as a percentage of total NFS calls received, since the last boot.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_LOOKUP (Look Up File Name) procedure as a percentage of total NFS calls received, since the last boot.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_READLINK (Read From Symbolic Link) procedure as a percentage of total NFS calls received, since the last boot.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_READ (Read From File) procedure as a percentage of total NFS calls received, since the last boot.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_WRITECACHE (Write to Cache) procedure as a percentage of total NFS calls received, since the last boot.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_WRITE (Write to File) procedure as a percentage of total NFS calls received, since the last boot.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_CREATE (Create File) procedure as a percentage of total NFS calls received, since the last boot.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_REMOVE (Remove File) procedure as a percentage of total NFS calls received, since the last boot.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_RENAME (Rename File) procedure as a percentage of total NFS calls received, since the last boot.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_LINK (Create Link to File) procedure as a percentage of total NFS calls received, since the last boot.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_SYMLINK (Create Symbolic Link) procedure as a percentage of total NFS calls received, since the last boot.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_MKDIR (Create Directory) procedure as a percentage of total NFS calls received, since the last boot.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_RMDIR (Remove Directory) procedure as a percentage of total NFS calls received, since the last boot.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_READDIR (Read From Directory) procedure as a percentage of total NFS calls received, since the last boot.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_STATFS (Get Filesystem Attributes) procedure as a percentage of total NFS calls received, since the last boot.

The number of NFS Version 2 calls received for the NFSPROC_NULL (Do Nothing) procedure, that did not result in the filesystem blocking to read from disk, since the last boot.