Root
Volume
The storage system's root volume contains special
directories and configuration files that help you administer your storage
system. The storage system contains a root volume that was created when the
storage system was initially setup at the factory. The root volume can be
contained in its own aggregate which is the best practice for performance and
scalability, if you are restrained by the amount of disks then the root volume
can also exist in a larger aggregate. If the root volume exists in a larger
aggregate then as it is a flexible volume you have the opportunity to resize
the volume to reclaim more usable space for other volumes. Below is a table
showing Data ONTAP Recommended Root FlexVol Volume Size by Platform.
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Platform
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Root Volume size 7.3.x
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Root Volume Size 8.0.x
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FAS2040
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16GiB
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160GiB
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FAS/V3040
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16GiB
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160GiB
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FAS/V3140
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16GiB
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160GiB
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FAS/V3070
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23GiB
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230GiB
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FAS/V3160
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23GiB
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230GiB
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FAS/V3170
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25GiB
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250GiB
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FAS/V3210
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10GiB
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100GiB
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FAS/V3240
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15GiB
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150GiB
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FAS/V3270
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30GiB
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300GiB
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FAS/V6000 series
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25GiB
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250GiB
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FAS/V6200 series
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Unsupported
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300GiB
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