Client unmount volume problem

Dear Sir,
I get an error "No Space!" and clients unmount volume.
Does it mean that there is no free space on Xsan Volume?
Best Regards.
Dony
Apr 7 03:17:30 xs02 cp: error processing extended attributes: Operation not permitted
Apr 7 03:17:30 xs02 cp: error processing extended attributes: Operation not permitted
Apr 7 03:17:30 xs02 cp: error processing extended attributes: Operation not permitted
Apr 7 05:51:13 xs02 ntpd[215]: time reset -0.198182 s
Apr 7 07:15:53 xs02 dashboardadivsoryd[8852]: fetch: unable to fetch data from read stream while fetch advisory list
Apr 7 07:15:53 xs02 dashboardadivsoryd[8852]: fetch-parsers: unable to fetch data from read stream
Apr 7 10:05:41 xs02 fsm[295]: Xsan FSS 'CTiXSan[0]': [Node 58] Disk Stripe Group 0 is DOWN for this client.
Apr 7 10:05:41 xs02 fsm[295]: Xsan FSS 'CTiXSan[0]': [Node 58] Disk Stripe Group 1 is DOWN for this client.
Apr 7 10:05:41 xs02 fsm[295]: Xsan FSS 'CTiXSan[0]': [Node 58] Disk Stripe Group 2 is DOWN for this client.
Apr 7 10:06:31 xs02 fsm[295]: Xsan FSS 'CTiXSan[0]': No Space! [alloc.c:3690].

from command line: cvadmin, select <volumename>, show long
It will show you the status of the volumes and pools

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