Sample configurations
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Sample configurations

for AIXIn the following configuration, vol1 is a volume in VxVM diskgroup. The Mnt_dg resource requires the dg resource.

<resource name="Mnt_dg" type="Mount">

<attribute name="BlockDevice"><scalar>"/dev/vx/dsk/dg/vol1"

</scalar></attribute>

<attribute name="FSType"><scalar>"vxfs"</scalar></attribute>

<attribute name="MountOpt"><scalar>"rw"</scalar></attribute>

<attribute name="MountPoint"><scalar>"/data"</scalar>

</attribute>

<attribute name="FsckOpt"><scalar>"-y"</scalar></attribute>

</resource>

for AIXIn the following configuration, lv01 is a volume in LVM volume group. The Mnt_vg resource requires the LVM volume group resource.

<resource name="Mnt_vg" type="Mount">

<attribute name="BlockDevice"><scalar>"/dev/lv01"

</scalar></attribute>

<attribute name="FSType"><scalar>"jfs"</scalar></attribute>

<attribute name="MountOpt"><scalar>"rw"</scalar></attribute>

<attribute name="MountPoint"><scalar>"/testmnt"</scalar>

</attribute>

<attribute name="FsckOpt"><scalar>"-y"</scalar></attribute>

</resource>

for AIX<resource name="MountNFS" type="Mount">

<attribute name="BlockDevice"><scalar>"10.212.100.101:/mnt/

share"</scalar></attribute>

<attribute name="FSType"><scalar>"nfs"</scalar></attribute>

<attribute name="MountOpt"><scalar>"rw"</scalar> </attribute>

<attribute name="MountPoint"><scalar>"/data"</scalar>

</attribute>

<attribute name="SecondLevelMonitor"><scalar>1</scalar>

</attribute>

<attribute name="SecondLevelTimeout"><scalar>20</scalar>

</attribute>

</resource>

Configuration

Mount campus-fs1 (

MountPoint= "/campus1"

BlockDevice = "/dev/vx/dsk/campus-dg1/campus-vol1"

FSType = "vxfs"

FsckOpt = "-n"

MountOpt = "rw"

)

Configuration 1 for Linux and Solaris

<resource name="MountSCSI1" type="Mount">

<attribute name="BlockDevice"><scalar>"/dev/vx/dsk/dg/vol1" </scalar></attribute>

<attribute name="FSType"><scalar>"vxfs"</scalar></attribute>

<attribute name="MountOpt"><scalar>"rw"</scalar></attribute>

<attribute name="MountPoint"><scalar>"/data"</scalar> </attribute>

<attribute name="FsckOpt"><scalar>"-y"</scalar></attribute>

</resource>

Configuration 2 for Linux and Solaris

<resource name="MountNFS" type="Mount">

<attribute name="BlockDevice"><scalar>"10.212.100.101: /mnt/share"</scalar></attribute>

<attribute name="FSType"><scalar>"nfs"</scalar></attribute>

<attribute name="MountOpt"><scalar>"rw"</scalar></attribute>

<attribute name="MountPoint"><scalar>"/data"</scalar> </attribute>

<attribute name="SecondLevelMonitor"><scalar>1</scalar> </attribute>

<attribute name="SecondLevelTimeout"><scalar>20</scalar> </attribute>

</resource>

Configuration 3 for AIX, Linux, and Solaris

In the following configuration, vol1 is a volume in VxVM diskgroup. The Mnt_dg resource requires the dg resource.

<resource name="Mnt_dg" type="Mount">

<attribute name="BlockDevice"><scalar>"/dev/vx/dsk/dg/vol1" </scalar></attribute>

<attribute name="FSType"><scalar>"vxfs"</scalar></attribute>

<attribute name="MountOpt"><scalar>"rw"</scalar></attribute>

<attribute name="MountPoint"><scalar>"/data1/data2"</scalar> </attribute>

<attribute name="AccessPermissionChk"><scalar>1</scalar> </attribute>

<attribute name="CreateMntPt"><scalar>1</scalar></attribute>

<attribute name="MntPtGroup"><scalar>"grp1"</scalar> </attribute>

<attribute name="MntPtOwner"><scalar>"usr1"</scalar> </attribute>

<attribute name="MntPtPermission"><scalar>"0755"</scalar> </attribute>

<attribute name="OptCheck"><scalar>1</scalar></attribute>

<attribute name="RecursiveMnt"><scalar>1</scalar></attribute>

</resource>

Mount MountSCSI1 (

MountPoint= "/scsi1"

BlockDevice = "/dev/sda1"

FSType = ext2

MountOpt = rw

FsckOpt = "-y"

)

Configuration 1

Mount mnt-fs1 (

MountPoint= "/mnt1"

BlockDevice = "/dev/vx/dsk/mnt-dg1/mnt-vol1"

FSType = "vxfs"

FsckOpt = "-n"

MountOpt = "rw"

)

VxFS configuration example

Mount mnt-fs1 (

MountPoint= "/mnt1"

BlockDevice = "/dev/vx/dsk/mnt-dg1/mnt-vol1"

FSType = "vxfs"

FsckOpt = "-n"

MountOpt = "rw"

)