PRIMECLUSTER Global File Services Configuration and Administration Guide 4.1 (Linux)
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Chapter 8 File System Operations (GUI)> 8.3 Change

8.3.1 Changing in file system attributes

The following describes the procedure for changing file system attributes using the GFS Management ViewTerm.

Changing file system attributes includes modifying mount information and file system tuning.

(1) Unmount of a file system

Before change the file system attributes, a file system is in unmounted.

(2) Selecting a file system

From the [Mount tree] or [FileSystem Information] field in the main screen, select the file system you want to change. Only file systems of the sfcfs type can be selected.
Click [Change Attributes] on the [Operation] menu, and the [File System Attributes] screen appears.
From the [File system Attribute] screen, the mount information, share information, and detailed information can be moved using the screen switching tabs.

(3) Changing the mount information

In the [Mount information] screen, the mount information can be changed.
To change settings, change the corresponding parameters.
To restore settings to their previous values, press <Reset> button.
To execute the mount information change operation, press <Apply> button.
Specify the full path name of a mount point in the "Mount point" field. If "yes" is selected for "Make directory", a directory is created with the following attributes:
Owner: root
Group: sys
Access right: 775

[Figure Mount information for file system attributes]

(4) Changing detailed information

On the [Detailed information] screen, change the settings of file system tuning.
To change settings, change the corresponding parameters.
To restore settings to their previous values, press <Reset> button.
To execute the detailed information change operation, press <Apply> button.
To close the [File System Attributes] screen, press <Exit> button.

[ Figure Detailed information for file systemattributes]

For an explanation of each parameter, see sfcadm(8) in this manual.

(5) Mount of a file system

After the completion of the file system attribute change operation, a file system is in mounted.

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