I don’t use the multinode dashboard, but from my experience the CLI dashboard shows ~5GB free on a full node (ingress has stopped) while the GUI dashboard shows still free space.
Storage Node Dashboard ( Node Version: v1.137.5 )
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ID 1ydNTgYoCUTxB31dXrCXxu4tPX4T4phJaWRztfQmdvZq6CPXrY
Status ONLINE
Uptime 431h51m56s
Available Used Egress Ingress
Bandwidth N/A 180.91 GB 109.46 GB 71.45 GB (since Oct 1)
Disk 4.98 GB 1.04 TB
Here the GUI:
From a bigger Node:
Storage Node Dashboard ( Node Version: v1.137.5 )
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ID 1gr19eA1Sx1gkNhWUW3WjULhaTgvLnXoCjJXinGNXA8y7xosA3
Status ONLINE
Uptime 170h18m8s
Available Used Egress Ingress
Bandwidth N/A 0.85 TB 539.76 GB 314.16 GB (since Oct 1)
Disk 269.72 GB 5.95 TB
Here the GUI:
Used, Free and Trash sum up to 7.4TB, so the calculation is fine.
My Nodes are all migrated to Hashstore and i think the difference between CLI and GUI for the free space lies in the not compacted LOG files.
Hashstore stats:
2025-10-13
Node ID: 1gr19eA1Sx1gkNhWUW3WjULhaTgvLnXoCjJXinGNXA8y7xosA3
Hashstore: AP1
238981732 NodePath/storage/hashstore/SatAP1/
Files:
257
Hashstore: EU1
1703842740 NodePath/storage/hashstore/SatEU1/
Files:
1673
Hashstore: US1
5016288664 NodePath/storage/hashstore/SatUS1/
Files:
4865
This sums up to 6,959,113,136 Byte or ~6.959TB physically used space by Hashstore.
Perhaps we need an extra category for the not yet recovered free space in the LOG files?