Mount file system if it must be mounted

The mount file system DMP assists you to mount the file systems that must be mounted.

The following are the details of the corresponding event:
  • Event ID: unmounted_fs_check
  • Problem: A file system is assumed to be mounted all the time because it is configured to mount automatically, but the file system is currently not mounted on all nodes.
  • Solution: Mount the file system on the node where it is not mounted.

Only users with ProtocolAdministrator, SystemAdministrator, SecurityAdministrator, and Administrator roles can use this DMP to mount the file systems on the required nodes.

If there is more than one instance of unmounted_fs_check event for the file system, you can choose whether to mount the file system on all nodes where it is not mounted but supposed to be mounted.

The DMP issues the following command for mounting the file system on one node: 
mmmount Filesystem -N Node
The DMP issues the following command for mounting the file system on several nodes if automatic mount is not included: 
mmmount Filesystem -N all
The DMP issues the following command for mounting the file system on certain nodes if automatic mount is not included in those nodes: 
mmmount Filesystem -N Nodes (comma-separated list)
Note: Nodes where the file /var/mmfs/etc/ignoreStartupMount.filesystem or /var/mmfs/etc/ignoreStartupMount exists are excluded from automatic mount of this file system.

After running the mmmount command, the DMP waits until the unmounted_fs_check event disappear from the event list. If the unmounted_fs_check event does not get removed from the event list after 120 seconds, a warning message is displayed.