Contains entries for all of the local file systems that are to be used as resources in the configuration. In other words, this file describes the file systems that should be mounted locally.
For each file system to be managed by RMS, create a line with the standard vfstab fields, and then insert the string #RMS# at the beginning of the line. RMS entries appear as comments and will be ignored by all processes other than PRIMECLUSTER components. For more information, see the vfstab manual page.
Example
#RMS#/dev/dsk/c0t0d0s0 /dev/rdk/c0t0d0s0 /testfs1 ufs 1 yes -
Contains entries for all of the shared remote resources in the high-availability configuration. In other words, this file describes the file systems that can be mounted on a remote node.
For each file system to be managed by RMS, create a line with the standard dfstab fields, and then insert the string #RMS# at the beginning of the line. RMS entries appear as comments and will be ignored by all processes other than PRIMECLUSTER components. Therefore, to ensure that the NFS daemons start at boot time, there must be at least one non-comment, non-RMS entry in this file.
The non-RMS entry might be a dummy entry configured for a local file system and shared only to the local node. This would mean that no real sharing to a remote node is done, but it would still cause the NFS daemons to be started. For more information, see the dfstab manual page.
Example
The following contains both a non-RMS entry and an RMS entry:
share -F nfs -o ro=localhost /var/opt/example #RMS# share -F nfs -o rw, root= fuji2RMS:fuji2:045nfs045dia1:045msg:fuji2RMS: /sapmnt/045
