Class CIM_LocalFileSystem
extends CIM_FileSystem

A class derived from FileSystem that represents the file store controlled by a ComputerSystem through local means (e.g., direct device driver access). In this case, the file store is managed directly by the ComputerSystem without the need for another computer to act as a file server. This definition does not breakdown in the case of a Clustered File System. In this scenario, the FileSystem is a LocalFileSystem, weak to the Cluster.

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Class Qualifiers
Class Properties
Class Methods

Class Hierarchy

Direct Known Subclasses

CIM_UnixLocalFileSystem

Class Qualifiers

Name	Data Type	Value
Description	string	A class derived from FileSystem that represents the file store controlled by a ComputerSystem through local means (e.g., direct device driver access). In this case, the file store is managed directly by the ComputerSystem without the need for another computer to act as a file server. This definition does not breakdown in the case of a Clustered File System. In this scenario, the FileSystem is a LocalFileSystem, weak to the Cluster.
UMLPackagePath	string	CIM::System::FileElements
Version	string	2.45.0

Class Properties

Local Class Properties

Name	Data Type	Default Value	Qualifiers
Name	Data Type	Default Value	Name	Data Type	Value
DirectoryServiceUsage	uint16
			Description	string	This enumerated integer specifies if the filesystem supports security principal information and therefore requires support from a file server that uses one or more directory services. If the filesystem requires such support, there must be a concrete subclass of Dependency between the LocalFileSystem element and the specified file server ComputerSystem. The enumerated values are: "Not Used" indicates that the filesystem will not support security principal information and so will not require support from a directory service. "Optional" indicates that the filesystem may support security principal information. If it does, it will require support from a directory service and the Dependency association described above must exist. "Required" indicates that the filesystem supports security principal information and will require support from a directory service. The Dependency association described above must exist.
			ValueMap	string	0, 1, 2, 3, 4
			Values	string	Unknown, Other, Not Used, Optional, Required
LocalAccessDefinitionRequired	uint16
			Description	string	This enumerated integer specifies if the provider requires that a file system device be made locally accessible before it can be used as a file system. If local access is required to be set up, a vendor could provide a default mechanism, for instance, making "/dev/fs1" available as "/etc/mounts/fs1" automatically in an Unix-like OS, but it can be overridden by the system administrator.If local access is not required, the file system is automatically made available by some default name (for instance, the volume at "C" is also the filesystem "C:"on Windows systems, and cannot be overridden.
			ValueMap	string	0, 1, 2, 3, 4
			Values	string	Unknown, Other, Required, Required -- vendor default, Not Required
MultipleDisksSupported	uint16
			Description	string	This enumerated integer specifies if the file system type is capable of being built on multiple LogicalDisks. If "Supported", the provider can make differential use of the capabilities of the underlying multiple logical disks, for instance, by putting file system meta data on one kind of LogicalDisk and placing file data on another. The CIM_LocalFileSystem can only reside on a single LogicalDisk,but that LogicalDisk could be built up from multiple underlying logical disk using an appropriate profile. This property specifies support for capabilities that make use of that sub-structure.
			ValueMap	string	0, 1, 2, 3
			Values	string	Unknown, Other, Supported, Not Supported
PathNameSeparatorString	string
PathNameSeparatorString	string		Description	string	The string is used by this FileSystem for constructing a path name from the sequence of directories that leads to some contained LogicalFile (file or directory). Currently the most commonly used are '\' for Windows and '/' in Unix.

Inherited Properties

Name	Data Type	Class Origin
AvailableSpace	uint64	CIM_FileSystem
BlockSize	uint64	CIM_FileSystem
Caption	string	CIM_ManagedElement
CasePreserved	boolean	CIM_FileSystem
CaseSensitive	boolean	CIM_FileSystem
ClusterSize	uint32	CIM_FileSystem
CommunicationStatus	uint16	CIM_ManagedSystemElement
CompressionMethod	string	CIM_FileSystem
CreationClassName	string	CIM_FileSystem
CSCreationClassName	string	CIM_FileSystem
CSName	string	CIM_FileSystem
Description	string	CIM_ManagedElement
DetailedStatus	uint16	CIM_ManagedSystemElement
ElementName	string	CIM_ManagedElement
EnabledDefault	uint16	CIM_EnabledLogicalElement
EnabledState	uint16	CIM_EnabledLogicalElement
EncryptionMethod	string	CIM_FileSystem
FileSystemSize	uint64	CIM_FileSystem
FileSystemType	string	CIM_FileSystem
Generation	uint64	CIM_ManagedElement
HealthState	uint16	CIM_ManagedSystemElement
InstallDate	datetime	CIM_ManagedSystemElement
InstanceID	string	CIM_ManagedElement
IsFixedSize	uint16	CIM_FileSystem
MaxFileNameLength	uint32	CIM_FileSystem
Name	string	CIM_FileSystem
NumberOfFiles	uint64	CIM_FileSystem
OperatingStatus	uint16	CIM_ManagedSystemElement
OtherEnabledState	string	CIM_EnabledLogicalElement
OtherPersistenceType	string	CIM_FileSystem
PersistenceType	uint16	CIM_FileSystem
PrimaryStatus	uint16	CIM_ManagedSystemElement
ReadOnly	boolean	CIM_FileSystem
RequestedState	uint16	CIM_EnabledLogicalElement
ResizeIncrement	uint64	CIM_FileSystem
Root	string	CIM_FileSystem
Status	string	CIM_ManagedSystemElement
TimeOfLastStateChange	datetime	CIM_EnabledLogicalElement
TransitioningToState	uint16	CIM_EnabledLogicalElement
AvailableRequestedStates	uint16[]	CIM_EnabledLogicalElement
CodeSet	uint16[]	CIM_FileSystem
OperationalStatus	uint16[]	CIM_ManagedSystemElement
StatusDescriptions	string[]	CIM_ManagedSystemElement

Class Methods

Local Class Methods

GetFileProperties (uint32)

Method Qualifiers (GetFileProperties)

Name	Data Type	Value
Description	string	The GetFileProperties gets a set of file records from a filesystem. As there may be millions of records in this report, a chunking mechanism is.provided so that the client does not become overwhelmed by the quantity of data furnished by the server.
ValueMap	string	0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, .., 4097..32767, 32768..65535
Values	string	Success, Not Supported, Unknown, Timeout, Failed, Invalid Parameter, In Use, DMTF Reserved, Method Reserved, Vendor Specific

Method Parameters (GetFileProperties)

Name	Type	Qualifiers
Name	Type	Name	Data Type	Value
DirectoryName	string
		Description	string	The DirectoryName is an optional pathname for a directory a directory to restrict the data returned. If this parameter is NULL, then files are returned for all filesin the Filesystem.
		OUT	boolean	true
Handle	string
		Description	string	The initial call to GetFileProperties shall pass in NULL as a Handle. Subsequent calls shall pass back the Handle exactly as received from the server, without modification, asan indication of where to continue the report from.
		OUT	boolean	true
NumberOfFiles	uint64
		Description	string	The NumberOfFiles is the number of files returned in a block of FileRecs. If NULL the provider will supply a default number (and put that number in the parameter as output).
		OUT	boolean	true
FileRecs	string[]
		Description	string	This array parameter provides the file records as embedded instances of CIM_LogicalFile.
		EmbeddedInstance	string	CIM_LogicalFile
		IN	boolean	false
		OUT	boolean	true

Inherited Class Methods

Name	Return Type	Class Origin
RequestStateChange	uint32	CIM_EnabledLogicalElement

Class CIM_LocalFileSystemextends CIM_FileSystem

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