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Maximum disk
space reported can be controlled by configuring the maxdiskspacereported
parameter in the hpparms
section of lanman.ini file. Prior to the
addition of this parameter, when a disk on an Advanced Server 9000
machine had total disk space larger than 2 GB, AS/U reported to
client machines that the total disk was 0 bytes and there were 0
bytes free. The parameter maxdiskspacereported
has the default value of 0;
a maximum value of 4194303
(in KBytes). By setting the parameter maxdiskspacereported
to a value between 0 and
4194303, you instruct Advanced
Server/9000 to report a maximum free disk of that value even though
the actual free disk space could be larger. Advanced Server/9000
may report the disk space when a DOS, Windows 95,a Windows NT Workstation,
or Windows for Workgroups client does a dir
command in a shared directory. Example: suppose there is a directory
on a UNIX system that has 937418 KB free disk space. Consider the
following cases: Set the parameter maxdiskspacereported
to a value between 0 and
4194303. - Set the parameter maxdiskspacereported
to 500000. Restart AS/U. - Share a directory. - From a Window NT Workstation, access the shared directory,
then do a dir command. The output from the dir command
will show only 500000 KB of free disk space while there is actually
937418 KB of free disk space. Set the parameter maxdiskspacereported
to 0 (default value). - Set the parameter maxdiskspacereported
to 0. Restart AS/U. - From a DOS client, access the shared directory, then do
a dir command. The output from the dir command will
show 937418 KB of free disk space.
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