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MAIN MENU HELP
You may select any of the items on the "Available Options" menu by highlighting the option, then pressing the SELECT key.
CHANGE SERVER
This option allows you to view the volume information on any server you can gain access to on the internetwork.
NEXT & PREVIOUS PAGE
Since VOLINFO can display information for up to 8 volumes at once, these options will only be of use when a server has more than 8 volumes. A server with 32 volumes would display "Page 1 of 4" in the top left corner of the VOLINFO display.
While you are in help, you may use the PAGEUP and PAGEDOWN keys to view other help pages.
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MAIN MENU HELP
UPDATE INTERVAL
VOLINFO displays volume statistics reports periodically, according to the update interval. The update interval can be from 1 to 3600 seconds. This option allows you to increase or decrease that interval.
VOLINFO DISPLAY HELP
Kilobytes: The total volume capacity and the amount of free or unused disk space on the volume. You can determine the number of kilobytes being used by subtracting the figures in the "Free" area from the "Total" area. Note that 1000 kilobytes is equal to 1 megabyte.
Directories: The number of directory entries allocated for the volume, and the number of entries that are unused. A directory entry is used for each file, subdirectory, and trustee list on the volume.
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VOLINFO DISPLAY HELP
Up & Down Arrows: When the value of "Kilobytes" or "Directories" changes, an arrow will appear to reflect the change.
Blinking Numbers: The values displayed under the "Free" column will blink if they have reached a minimum level. "Kilobytes" will blink if the number of free kilobytes is less than or equal to whichever of the following two values is lower: 10 percent of the total number of kilobytes; or one megabyte. "Directories" will blink if the number of free directories is less than or equal to 20 directories.
Removable Volumes: If a volume mounted on the network is removable, an "[R]" will appear next to the volume name. The volume name will disappear and then reappear as the volume is mounted and unmounted.
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UPDATE INTERVAL HELP
You have the option of changing how frequently VOLINFO will report network volume statistics. The default interval is 5 seconds.
Short intervals will increase the workload for the file server. Longer intervals will not be as accurate.
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CHANGE PASSWORD HELP
Your password has expired and should be changed. However, your login was successful because you were allowed a grace login.
Usually the network supervisor will limit the number of grace logins. Therefore, future login attempts may be denied if you do not change your password.
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ENTER NEW PASSWORD HELP
Enter the new password you wish to assign to the account you just logged in to and then press the SELECT key.
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RETYPE PASSWORD HELP
Retype the password you just entered. This is to check the spelling of the new password, since it is not displayed on the screen.
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ILLEGAL CHARACTER HELP
The password you entered has an illegal character in it.
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YOU CANNOT LOG OUT FROM YOUR PRIMARY SERVER HELP
You cannot log out from your primary file server, because this would render your workstation's search drives invalid.
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PRIMARY USER CANNOT BE CHANGED HELP
You cannot change to a different username on the default file server, because this would render your station's current search drives invalid.
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FILE SERVER/USER NAME HELP
This menu lists the file servers that your station is currently logged in to. The name of the file server is shown in the left column. Your username on the server is shown in the right column.
You have the following options:
SELECT Choose a file server to be the current server
INSERT Log in to another file server
DELETE Log out from a file server
MODIFY Change to a different username on a file server
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LOG OUT FROM SERVER HELP
To log out from the highlighted file server, select YES. Otherwise, select NO or press the ESCAPE key.
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OTHER FILE SERVERS HELP
This menu lists the network file servers you are not logged in to.
To log in to any of these file servers, highlight the desired server and press the SELECT key.
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USERNAME HELP
Type the username you wish to use on the file server you are logging in to.
If you do not have a username on the selected file server, you can usually log in as GUEST.
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PASSWORD HELP
The user you have selected has a password. Type the password, then press the SELECT key.
The password is not shown on the screen as you type it; this prevents others from learning it.
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NEW USER NAME HELP
Type the username you want to use when logging in to the highlighted file server, then press the SELECT key.
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CHANGE USER PASSWORD HELP
The user you have selected requires a password to log in. Type the password, then press the SELECT key.
The password is not shown on the screen as you type it. This prevents unauthorized users from learning your password.
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LOG IN TO SERVER HELP
You cannot log in to an additional file server because your station is already attached to 8 servers. (A station cannot be logged in to more than 8 servers simultaneously.) You must log out from one of the servers to which you are currently logged in before you can log in to any other servers.
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ACCESS TO FILE SERVER DENIED HELP
You were unable to log in to the server because you typed an incorrect username or password, or an incorrect username-password pair.
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YOU CANNOT LOG OUT FROM YOUR DEFAULT SERVER HELP
You cannot log out from the default file server, because this would render your workstation's current drive invalid.
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DEFAULT USER CANNOT BE CHANGED HELP
You cannot change to a different username on the default file server, because this would render your station's current drive invalid.
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NEW USERNAME HELP
You were unable to change to the specified username because you typed an incorrect username or password, or an incorrect username-password pair.
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