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BLACK BOX® CS Installation, Administration, and User’s Guide 99

Note: Make sure that enough disk space is available to store the files in the location

you select. Sequentially-written files can quickly grow to exceed the storage

capacity of the local flash memory or remote hard drive. Data buffering

should only be done if processes are in place to monitor the stored data.

The following table shows the differences between remote and local data

buffering.

File Size (Bytes)

For Local Destination - Sets the value for this field to be

greater than zero.

Record the timestamp...

If enabled, the system inserts a timestamp in the buffer.

NFS File Path

For Remote Destination - Includes the path where the data

buffer file should be stored.

Show Menu

Defines the options you want to show in the menu of the

buffer file.

Table 5-7: Wizard > Differences Between Remote and Local Buffering

Option Description

Remote

server

Data is stored in files sequentially. The NFS server must be configured

with the mount point shared (exported). In linear mode, data is written into

a continuous sequence of files, and the file spaces is not reused. The

administrator needs to allow enough space for the expected amount of

data, and take measures such as moving unneeded data files off line, to

ensure data does not outgrow the available space.

Local files

Set a file size greater than zero. Make sure the file size does not exceed the

space available on the CS’s flash memory. If needed, you can supplement

the flash memory module by installing a flash memory card (with an

adapter) or other storage device in a PCMCIA slot. For a list of supported

PCMCIA cards see Appendix C.

Field Name Definition

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