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High availability
On a high-availability (HA) pair, both nodes are normally active, each owning a share of the syst...
Pairing floating IPs for replication
When you replicate NAS or object volumes to a remote StorONE system, clients need a stable addres...
Notifications
StorONE watches its own health continuously — hardware, replication, capacity, security, and more...
Browsing Notification History
Every StorONE node keeps its own local history of the notifications it has generated, independent...
Tiering monitoring
Volumes with an upper (autotiering) tier evacuate the coldest data down to the lower tier once th...
Live monitoring
These views show what StorONE is doing right now. In an interactive CLI session they stream conti...
Historical monitoring
Where the live monitoring views show what's happening right now, these views look backward — perf...
Scheduled Reports
A scheduled report emails the output of up to six List commands — the same read-only commands yo...
Automation
An automation workflow is a saved, named sequence of StorONE CLI commands that you can run as a s...
Shares
A share exposes a folder inside a volume over SMB or NFS, so it can be mounted directly by Window...
Object Stores
An object store turns a volume into an S3-compatible endpoint: instead of (or in addition to) mou...
Object Access Keys
An access key is the S3 credential pair (access key + secret key) that clients use to authenticat...
NAS Servers
A NAS server is the identity and authentication endpoint that SMB and NFS shares authenticate aga...
Local Admins
For a NAS server joined to Active Directory, local admins are the Active Directory users or group...
Hosts
A host (also called an initiator) represents a server or client that connects to StorONE block st...
Host Groups and Pairing
This page covers two related ways of managing multiple hosts together: grouping hosts that should...
Snapshots
A snapshot is a point-in-time copy of a volume — or, more precisely, of the volume's entire consi...
File Recovery (SnapONE)
Snapshots let you restore an entire volume back to an earlier point in time, but sometimes you on...
Starting and stopping replication
This page covers the commands that create, adjust, and tear down a replication pairing: starting ...
Replication witness
Normally, promoting a secondary volume to primary is something you do deliberately, by hand, afte...