Does the px12-400r monitor share free space?

Hello,
We are the proud owners of a LenovoEMC™ px12-400r and are uploading out database backups to it. via NFSv4. My question is wether or not the px12-400r monitors the available space on those shares. I've seen the px12-400r send events before, but nowhere to really see the triggers for the alarms.
Can we get monitoring of NFS shares?
Thank you.
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Hello bogd24
Here is a link for the email notication/alert list for the LifeLine OS Email/Alert List
There firmware does not specifcially monitor the shares and update you on the capacity, however if the volume the shares are located in reaches a point where there is less than 10% free space, you will begin recieving alers/emails about that. The shares automatically expand within the allotted space of the storage volume.
You can set user level quota values than can trigger alerts per user, see the user manual and search for "quotas"
If you would like to officially submit a feature request, please contact LenovoEMC support to have an incident created and sent to engineering for consideration.
LenovoEMC Contact Information is region specific. Please select the correct link then access the Contact Us at the top right:
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