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# File system storage pool details

Embedded NAS (eNAS) integrates the file-based storage capabilities of VNX arrays into storage systems running HYPERMAX OS 5977 or PowerMaxOS 5978. With this integrated storage solution, storage can be provisioned to eNAS data movers, which trigger the creation of storage pools in VNX. Then users of Unisphere for VNX can use the storage pools for file-level provisioning, for example, creating file systems, file shares.

The following properties are displayed:

- Storage Pool Name—Name of the storage pool
- Instance ID—Long name description of the storage pool
- Health State—Current health of the storage pool. Values for this property are:
  - Unknown
  - OK
  - Degraded/Warning
  - Minor Failure
  - Major Failure
  - Non recoverable error
- Total Managed Space (GB)—Amount of capacity usable for allocation of storage volumes, logical disks, or child storage pools
- Remaining Managed Space (GB)—Remaining usable capacity after allocation of storage volumes, logical disks, or child storage pools
- Operational Status —Status for the operational condition of the pool. Values for this property are:
  - Unknown
  - Not Available
  - Servicing
  - Starting
  - Stopping
  - Abandoned
  - Dormant
  - Completed
  - Migrating
  - Emigrating
  - Immigrating
  - Snapshotting
  - Shutting Down
  - In Test
  - Transitioning
  - In Service
- Pool ID—Unique ID of the storage pool
- Primordial—Whether consumers of this model can create the storage pool.
- Usage
- Number of File Systems—Click the link in this field to see the file systems in the storage pool. The following properties display:
  - File System Name—Name of the file system
  - Storage Group(s)—Storage groups that are mapped to the file system.
  - Storage Pools—Storage pools in the file system.
  - Allocated %—Percentage of the file system allocated
  - Capacity (GB)—Total capacity in GB of the file system