Mount Agent
Brings online, takes offline, and monitors a file system mount point.
Entry Points
- Online---Mounts a block device on the directory. If the mount process fails, the agent attempts to run the fsck command on the raw device to remount the block device.
- Offline---Unmounts the file system.
- Monitor---Determines if the file system is mounted.
- Clean---Terminates all ongoing resource actions and takes the resource offline---forcibly when necessary.
- Info---See description on
State Definitions
- ONLINE---Indicates that the block device is mounted on the specified mount point.
- OFFLINE---Indicates that the block device is not mounted on the specified mount point.
- UNKNOWN---Indicates that a problem exists either with the configuration or the ability to determine the status of the resource.
Type Definition
type Mount (
static str ArgList[] = { MountPoint, BlockDevice, FSType,
MountOpt, FsckOpt, SnapUmount, CkptUmount, SecondLevelMonitor,
SecondLevelTimeout }
str MountPoint
str BlockDevice
str FSType
str MountOpt
str FsckOpt
int SnapUmount = 0
int CkptUmount = 1
boolean SecondLevelMonitor = 0
int SecondLevelTimeout = 30
)
Required Attributes
| Required Attribute
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Description, Type and Dimension, Default, and Example
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|---|
BlockDevice
|
Device for mount point.
- Type and dimension: string-scalar
- Example:
"/dev/vx/dsk/campus-dg1/campus-vol1"
- Example:
"/dev/vg02/lvol1"
|
FsckOpt
|
Options for fsck command. You must include -y or -n must as arguments to fsck for the resource to come online. The -y argument enables the VxFS file systems to perform a log replay before a full fsck operation. Refer to the manual page on the fsck command for more information.
|
FSType
|
Type of file system. Your choices are: vxfs, hfs, or nfs.
|
MountPoint
|
Directory for mount point.
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