Sure -  Logs #1:- 2012-06-28 06:26:38.856 db:0:30838:S: nas_fs -name fs1340864798 -create size=1024M pool=id=57 worm=off -auto_extend yes -hwm 75% -max_size 2108385M -vp yes -option mover=server_3 -mount_option mountmover=server_3,mountpoint=/fs1340864798,mountmode=rw  Under the covers, the VNXe generates commands very similar to the Celerra and VNX.  This output shows the creation (-create above) of a thin-provisioned filesystem (noted by the auto_extend flag and high water mark [hwm]).  This filesystem has a maximum size of 2.1TB (2108385M).   Log #2:-   [URL]">              appLabel="C.e.l.e.r.r.a. .V.S.S. .P.R.V" createTime="2012-09-04T18:28:25Z" id="fs34_T1_LUN1_CKM00121301078.ckpt006" lunSizeMB="2096103" mover="server_3" productionLun="1" promotedNumber="128" target="SANStoragebox"/>  This a listing resulting from the creation of an iSCSI snapshot on the VNXe.  The creation date is self-explanatory; the size of the source (iSCSI) LUN is 2096103MB.  You can get a better feel from some of the log messages by looking at the VNX documents "Managing Volumes and File Systems with VNX".  Let us know if that helps!
Hi, Can any one help me to understand the below lines(two different logs) provided by the EMC VNXe 3100. This was extracted by the EMC team.  Logs #1:- 2012-06-28 06:26:38.856 db:0:30838:S: nas_fs -name fs1340864798 -create size=1024M pool=id=57 worm=off -auto_extend yes -hwm 75% -max_size 2108385M -vp yes -option mover=server_3 -mount_option mountmover=server_3,mountpoint=/fs1340864798,mountmode=rw 2012-06-28 06:26:43.114 db:0:30838:E: nas_fs -name fs1340864798 -create size=1024M pool=id=57 worm=off -auto_extend yes -hwm 75% -max_size 2108385M -vp yes -option mover=server_3 -mount_option mountmover=server_3,mountpoint=/fs1340864798,mountmode=rw   Log #2:-     [URL]">              appLabel="C.e.l.e.r.r.a. .V.S.S. .P.R.V" createTime="2012-09-04T18:28:25Z"  id=" fs34_T1_LUN1_CKM00121301078.ckpt006 " lunSizeMB="2096103" mover="server_3" productionLun="1" promotedNumber="128" target="SANStoragebox"/>   Please, help to undesratnd and identify the issue.  As I am not at all expert in VNXe Storage.  Thanks
Snapshot script