NSS4000 Incorrect free space on volume

I have a share on a volume with 230.00 GB of free space (it also show 0% used).
When I map this shared as a network drive in windows and check it's free space then it shows me it has a capacity of 299GB with 237GB used space and 67GB free space.?? I can not see any files or directories.
I have firmware 1.21.0 on the device.
When I copy files it stops after 67GB..
What could be the problem?
Thanks!

Hi,
Are you getting any errors from in the NSS logs when coping data over to the share?.
If so please post these logs; I have not seen this behavior with the NSS but would need more
information for trouble shooting. What is your current RAID, What size drives are you using,
How many volumes do you have on the NSS, size of each volume?
Please be detailed as possible ? Also have you tried backing up all data and recreating the volume
putting data back on new volume? For testing
Thanks,.
Jasbryan
Cisco Support Engineer
.:|:.:|:,

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