HP StorageWorks Clustered File System 3.6.1 File Serving Option for Windows administration guide (AG515 - 96008, August 2008)

Chapter 3: Configure Cluster File Shares 15
3. Configure all link targets with “manual replication” because you are
using a shared filesystem. There is no need to replicate data between
nodes in the same cluster sharing the same filesystem. However, some
form of manual replication will be needed if you create link targets of
this same DFS link on nodes outside of this cluster.
The client can now have highly available, scalable access to foo over CIFS
by mapping foo with the following command:
net use * \\data\dfsroot\foo /user:data\<username>
Other Procedures
Cluster File Shares
Modify the Configuration of a Cluster File Share
To change the configuration of a Cluster File Share, select it on the Servers
or Applications tab, right-click, and select Properties. You can then
modify the configuration as necessary.
You can also enter the following at the Command Prompt:
mx mfs update [--path <path>] [--servers ALL_SERVERS|<server1>,
<server2>,...] [arguments] <mfs_name>
See the HP Clustered File System Command Reference for information about
the arguments.
Delete a Cluster File Share
To remove a Cluster File Share, select it on the Servers or Applications
tab, right-click, and select Delete.
You can also enter the following at the Command Prompt:
mx mfs delete <mfs_name> ...
Display Status
The following command displays the status of a Cluster File Share.
mx mfs status [arguments] <mfs_name> ...
The arguments are:
[--up|--down]