Hi Steven -  Deleted files are just what they sound like.  'Purged files' is the term DX uses when it has archived the data contents of a file to Centera and leaves a 'stub' on the host extended drive - these stubs can be seen with Windows explorer as having a small 'clock' marker on their icon, indicating an offline file.  When the user accesses a purged/offline file, DX transparently 're-hydrates' it on the extended drive before the data is returned to the user who requested to open the file.  Hope this helps.  Best Regards, Mike Horgan
Hello,   I currently have a customer in remote facility who is using the Disk Xtender platform to archive to Centera.  Unfortunately i'm unfamiliar with the software and was wondering if there is anyone out there with enough expertise to point me in the right direction.     The customer has stated that his console is showing 7k purged files and 4.5k deleted files.  I'm wondering if anyone can give context around what the system is referring to and what the difference would be between purged and deleted files.   I'm doubtful this product is still under support, so i don't think calling into our support folks is going to get this customer very far.  By chance are there any up-to-date documents i should be looking for?  most of what i can find out there seems to be dated.   Any information or contacts anyone has would be very helpful.    -Stephen Scribner EMC SE
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