Veritas Storage Foundation 5.1 SP1 Cluster File System Administrator"s Guide (5900-1738, April 2011)

Add the Virtual IP addresses for users to access the shared CFS file systems,

enter:

# cfsshare addvip network_interface address netmask

For example:

# cfsshare addvip lan0 10.182.111.161 255.255.240.0

Delete a previously added Virtual IP address from the configuration, enter:

# cfsshare deletevip address

For example:

# cfsshare deletevip 10.182.111.161

Unshare CFS file system, enter:

# cfsshare unshare mount_point

For example:

# cfsshare unshare /mnt1

Unmount and remove the CFS file system from the VCS configuration, enter

# cfsumount mount_point

# cfsmntadm delete mount_point

For example:

# cfsumount /mnt1

# cfsmntadm delete /mnt1

Unconfigure NFS shared CFS file systems, enter:

# cfsshare unconfig -p nfs

Sample 2

This sample is intended to use the cfsshare command to add a CFS file system

to VCS configuration and mount them. Then share them through NFS, unshare,

unmount, and remove the CFS file systems from VCS configuration.

Clustered NFS

Administering Clustered NFS

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