HP XC System Software Administration Guide Version 4.0

Example 18-3 The fstab.proto File Edited for Remote File System Mounting
# This file contains additional file system information
# for all # the nodes in the HP XC cluster. When a node
# boots, this file will be parsed and from it a new
# /etc/fstab will be created.
#
# Do not edit /etc/fstab! Edit this file
# (/hptc_cluster/etc/fstab) instead.
#
# How this file is organized:
#
# * Comments begin with # and continue to the end of line
#
# * Each non-comment line is a line that may be copied
# to /etc/fstab verbatim.
#
# * Some comments begin with #% followed by a node
# selector to indicate that the following lines
# until the next #% or the end of file (whichever
# comes first) will only be copied to the /etc/fstab
# on the indicated node or nodes. A node selector
# is either a single node name, like n12 or nh,
# or a list of nodes in a condensed notation, like
# n[1-5,7]. In the condensed notation, the node
# prefix is followed by a set of square brackets.
# Inside the square brackets are comma separated
# terms. Each term is either a range i-j, indicating
# nodes i to j inclusive, or a single node number.
# There can be any number of terms within the square
# brackets.
#
# * One comment can begin with "#% ALL". The lines
# following it until the next #% line or the end
# of file (if there are no more #% lines) will be
# copied to the fstab on every node.
#
#% ALL
# Put lines here that you want copied directly to the
# /etc/fstab on every node
#
#% n1
# Put lines here that you want copied directly to the
# /etc/fstab on node 1
#
#Mount /extra (from xeno) onto /workarea on nodes n[22-24]
#% n[22-24]
xeno:/extra /workarea nfs rw,_netdev
18.5 Improved Availability of the /hptc_cluster File System
If your HP XC system is configured for improved availability of the /hptc_cluster file system,
the availability tool (for example, Serviceguard) is poised to relocate the /hptc_cluster file
system automatically to the second node in the availability set if the head node becomes
unavailable.
The shared storage must contain a logical volume (LVM) that includes an ext3 file system type
for /hptc_cluster to be mounted locally on one of the nodes in the availability set and served
to the remainder of the nodes in the HP XC system. Both nodes in the availability set must be
connected to a fibre channel SAN.
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