3.7.0 HP StorageWorks HP Scalable NAS File Serving Software command reference guide HP Scalable NAS for Linux (AG513-96003, October 2009)

The --persistent argument removes the persistent status from the filesystem mount.
The --active argument unmounts the filesystem now.
Unmount snapshots
Snapshots can be unmounted in the same manner as filesystems. Before unmounting
a snapshot, you will need to determine which psd or psv volume contains the snapshot.
The following command reports the volumes used by the existing snapshots.
mx fs status ––snapshots
When you have determined the correct volume, use mx fs unmount <volume>
to unmount the snapshot.
mx matrix – cluster commands
Use the following commands to perform cluster-wide operations.
DescriptionCommand
Destroy the clusterdestroy
Dump or restore cluster configuration informationdump
Insert a “user” eventlog
Display status informationstatus
destroy—Destroy the cluster
mx matrix destroy
This command attempts to remove your cluster configuration, including unmounting
PSFS filesystems. The command may fail, based on the resources in use throughout
the cluster.
The output from matrix dump, when run prior to matrix destroy, can be useful
in restoring a cluster configuration after it has been destroyed; however, you may
need to perform the reconfiguration manually.
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