Duplicate Files on a Server report
This FSA Reporting report
provides information on the number of duplicate files on a
specified file server, by volume. The report identifies duplicates
based on the file name, file size, and owner.
Note:
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The
File Collector service does not collect data for the three
Duplicate Files reports by default, due to the performance demands.
If you want to use these reports you must change the value of the
parameter in the
'EnterpriseVaultFSAReporting' database.
See Modifying
the FSA Reporting data collection parameters.
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Table: Report input parameters shows
the parameters that you specify for this report.
Table: Report input parameters
Parameter
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Lets you do this
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Site Name
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Select an Enterprise Vault site.
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Domain Name
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Select the domain.
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Server Name
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Select a server.
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Display Sizes In
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Select the units in which you want to display the results.
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The report contains two
pie charts and a table.
Table: Report output: pie chart data
shows the information that pie charts provide.
Table: Report output: pie chart data
Item
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Description
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Duplicate files by number: top five volumes
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The five volumes on this server with the greatest number of
duplicate files.
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Duplicate files by size: top five volumes
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The five volumes on this server with the most space consumed by
duplicates.
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Table: Report output: table data shows
the information that table provides for each volume with duplicate
files.
Table: Report output: table data
Item
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Description
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Volume
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The volume for which the information is shown.
To see a report on the names of the largest files in a volume
that are duplicates, click the hyperlink for the volume.
See Top Duplicate Files Per
Volume report.
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Number of Files:
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The number of files on the volume.
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Number of Duplicate Files
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The number of files that are identical. For example, if there
are five identical sets of 10 files, the number of duplicate files
is 50.
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Space Used (units)
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The space that all the files occupy.
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Duplicate Size (units)
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The space that identical files occupy.
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Space Wasted (units)
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The excess space that the additional copies of the duplicates
occupy. For example, if there are five identical sets of 10 files,
the wasted space is four-fifths of the Duplicate Space Used.
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