Viewing the Volumes Not Managed by Storage Foundation report

Last published : Jul 06, 2026
In InfoScale Operations Manager, the Volumes Not Managed by Storage Foundation report displays all volumes that the data center can discover across all Linux and UNIX hosts that Storage Foundation does not manage.
The report displays a table that includes details such as the following:
  • The current condition of the volume.
  • The current state of the volume.
  • The host of the volume.
  • The disk group to which the volume belongs.
  • The layout of the volume.
  • The size of the volume.
  • The number of mirrors in the volume.
  • The number of striped columns in the volume.
  • The number of volume snapshots on the volume.
  • The snapshot of which the volume is a part.
  • The type of the snapshot of which the volume is a part.
  • The file system mount point of the volume.
  • The type of the file system that is associated with the volume.
  • The size of the file system that is associated with the volume.
  • The free space on the file system that is associated with the volume.
  • The percent of used space on the file system that is associated with the volume.
  • The percent of usage
You can view this information related to the hosts for which your user group has at least Guest role explicitly assigned or inherited from a parent Organization. You can also view the information if your user group has a role assigned on the Server perspective.
To view the Volumes Not Managed by Storage Foundation report
  1. In the Management Server console, go to the Server perspective and expand Reports in the left pane.
  2. With the Inventory category displayed, click the Volumes Not Managed by Storage Foundation report.
  3. In the Select Scope to run report wizard panel, select the scope of the report and click Run.
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