<SYNOPSIS>
sfcmntgl block_special | mount_point
sfcmntgl block_special mount_point
<DESCRIPTION>
The sfcmntgl mounts all nodes sharing the same file system according to the specified operands. sfcfsd daemon and MDS (if necessary) will be started.
The sfcmntgl can be executed in any nodes which are specified in the GFS configuration node data made by sfcsetup(1M). It is necessary to set up /etc/vfstab in advance.
Only a super user can perform mount processing.
<OPERANDS>
The following operand can be specified:
Specifies the block special file path on a representative partition of the file system to be mounted.
Specifies the name of the directory to be mounted.
<EXAMPLE>
# sfcmntgl /dev/sfdsk/gfs01/dsk/volume01 /mount_point <Enter> # sfcmntgl /dev/sfdsk/gfs01/dsk/volume01 <Enter> # sfcmntgl /mount_point <Enter> |
<FILES>
/etc/mnttab
Table for the currently mounted file system.
/etc/vfstab
Environment file for the file system.
<SEE ALSO>
mount_sfcfs(1M), sfcsetup(1M), sfcumntgl(1M), umount_sfcfs(1M)
mount(1M), mnttab(4), vfstab(4) in the Solaris documentation
<NOTES>
sfcfrmd daemon must be running to enable the execution of this command.
When both block_special and mount_point are specified, the same set of the descriptions must be contained in /etc/vfstab for all nodes sharing the file system.
Mount processing is always performed using the mount options for the mount point described in /etc/vfstab. When no mount options are described in /etc/vfstab, mount processing is performed without any options.
