Hi all

I need to append the .UTF-8 to the language code of some volume with a mixed security.

I need to know if this can change or alter the name of the files there contained, accessing them both from NFS and CIFS.

This because using Enterprise Vault SP2 on a NetApp share and placeholder (policy ad hoc for ev) the size of archived files reports “0” bytes instead of the real value reflecting the original data…

My EV is 7.5 SP2 but I’ve only found a doc related to EV v.6 SP2 (http://seer.entsupport.symantec.com/docs/282785.htm) and I put here an extract of the readme attached to EV installation:

Anyway supposing that they’re right, can I add this UTF-8 and be sure?

Thanks a lot

NetApp Filer placeholder shortcuts appear to be 0 KB [Ref E1029910, E1017992, DOR1006]

Placeholder shortcuts created on NetApp Filers fail to reflect the original file size, appearing instead to be 0 KB, if either of the following conditions applies:

• The language setting on the NetApp Filer is Shift JIS (Japanese)
• The language setting on the NetApp Filer is not appended with .UTF-8, and the name of the file that is converted to a placeholder contains Unicode characters.

To avoid the second condition, you can append .UTF-8 to the language setting on the NetApp Filer. To do this, enter the following command from the NetApp Filer's administration console:

vol lang volume_name language_code.UTF-8

where volume_name specifies the volume, and language_code is the code for the language setting.

For example:

vol lang vol0 en.UTF-8

Note: You can view a list of the language settings the NetApp Filer supports by entering the following command:

vol lang