Use this dialog box to view or modify the mount path properties of a cloud storage library.
Properties
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Mount Path
The path to which the data is written to and read from.
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Free Space
Not available for cloud storage.
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Size on Disk
The total amount of backup data that is stored in the mount path.
By default, the size information will not be updated. To update this information, enable the Process volume size updates for cloud mount paths option in Media Management Configuration - Service Configuration tab.
This option is not applicable for cloud storage libraries in Direct Glacier.
Capacity
Not available for cloud storage.
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Description
Use this field to enter a description about the entity. This description can include information about the entity's content, cautionary notes, and so on.
Status
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Status
The status of the mount path.
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Enable Mount Path
Select this option to bring the mount path online and make it available for use. Clear this option to take the mount path offline. (To disable the mount path for write operations and make the data available for read operations, use the Disable mount path for write in the Allocation Policytab.
A mount path's online/offline status reflects its logical availability to the MediaAgent, not its physical availability. For example, a mount path can be enabled even if it is physically unavailable due to hardware failure.
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Offline Reason
Indicates the offline reason, when the Status of the mount path is displayed as Offline.
Device
The following information is displayed for shared static mount paths.
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Device Alias Name
The alias provided by the user, for the device. The alias can be changed at any time without affecting the ability to restore data that may have already been backed up using the library.
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Device Enabled
When selected, the device is enabled and available for use.
When cleared the device is disabled and hence inaccessible to the MediaAgent.
A device's online/offline status reflects its logical availability to the MediaAgent, not its physical availability. For example, a device can be enabled even if it is physically unavailable due to hardware failure.