PRIMECLUSTER Installation and Administration Guide 4.1 (for Solaris(TM) Operating System)

6.6.1.2.2 Setup Method

This section describes how to create Fsystem resources.

[Flow of Fsystem resource creation]

For information on the above operations up to "Select SysNode," see "Creating Cmdline Resources." This section describes the operations starting from "Select mount point."

Selecting mount points

Select the mount points.

[Select mount point]

Available mount point

Names of mount points where the file system can be mounted.

The mount points that were configured for "/etc/vfstab" (described earlier) are displayed.

Selected mount point

Names of mount points to be used for file system mounting.

From Available mount point, select the mount point at which the file system is to be mounted, and then click Add. To add all listed mount points, click Add all. To delete a mount point on which the file system is not going to be mounted, select the mount point to be deleted from Selected mount point, and then click Remove. To delete all listed mount points, click Remove all.

After completing the setup, click Next to go to "Setting mount point attributes."

Setting mount point attributes

Set attributes for the mount points.

[Select attribute]

Mount point

The mount name is displayed.

Flag

The attributes that are set for the individual mount points are displayed.

[...] button

Press this button to set attributes for controlling mount point management. When this button is clicked, the Set Mount Button Attributes screen shown below is displayed.

After completing the setup, click Next to go to "Fsystem Registration Information Confirmation."

Attribute setup for mount points

Configure the attributes for controlling the mount points.

[Attribute setup for mount points]

After completing the setup, click OK to go to the "Select Attribute" screen.

Flag	Outline
AUTORECOVER	If this flag is set to "Yes" and the specified file system is unmounted, RMS automatically attempts to remount the specified file system when it is unmounted. If this attempt fails, Fault processing is initiated. The default value is "Yes."
SHARE	If this flag is set to Yes, a mounted directory is shared (NFS). In such a case, make a specific entry to "/etc/dfs/dfstab". See "Preparations for Sharing a File System in the Network (NFS)" in "Prerequisites." The default value is "No."
NFSLOCKFAILOVER	If this flag is set to "Yes," Lock information for NFS Lock Failover is stored for this mount point. To use NFS Lock Failover, you must set this flag to "Yes" for one of the mount points. If you set this attribute to "Yes," you must also set SHARE to "Yes" at the same time. The default value is "No." For each Fsystem resource, this flag can be set for only one mount point. Even if userApplication has multiple Fsystem resources and NFS Lock Failover is to be used, set this attribute to "Yes" for only one mount point in userApplication.

Checking Fsystem registration information

Check the Fsystem registration information. You can also select the Attributes tab, and set resource attributes by switching the screen.

For information on the resource attributes, see "Attributes."

[Confirmation of registration information]

The attributes that are displayed in the "Flag" column are only those Resource attributes for which a value has been set. For example, if "No" is set for an attribute that takes a "Yes" or "No" setting, such as AUTORECOVER, that attribute is not displayed in the "Flag" column.

SubApplication button

This button is used for specifying other resources that the current resource depends on. For an Fsystem resource, this button is disabled.
For multiple directories in parent-child relationships, configure the directories in one resource.

Check the registration contents, and then click Registration.