Attributes


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Attributes

Required attributes

Required attribute

Description

BlockDevice

Block device for mount point.

Type and dimension: string-scalar

Examples:

/dev/sdc1, /dev/vx/dsk/dg/volume

If the device is LVM2 volume, then you must specify the BlockDevice as:

/dev/mapper/volume-group-logical-volume

LVM2 volume example: /dev/mapper/lvg-lvolume

If the file system type is NFS, then specify the BlockDevice as: server:/path/to/share

NFS device example: vcslnx1.veritas.com:/usr/share1

FsckOpt

Options for fsck command. Attribute value can contain -y or -n. For file systems (non-NFS mounts), the FsckOpt attribute is mandatory.

If the mount process fails, fsck runs with the specified options before attempting to remount the block device.

Type and dimension: string-scalar

VxFS example: -y -o full

MountPoint

Directory for mount point.

Type and dimension: string-scalar

Example: "/mnt/apache1"

Required attributes
Required attribute	Description
BlockDevice	Block device for mount point. Type and dimension: string-scalar Examples: /dev/sdc1, /dev/vx/dsk/dg/volume If the device is LVM2 volume, then you must specify the BlockDevice as: /dev/mapper/volume-group-logical-volume LVM2 volume example: /dev/mapper/lvg-lvolume If the file system type is NFS, then specify the BlockDevice as: server:/path/to/share NFS device example: vcslnx1.veritas.com:/usr/share1
FsckOpt	Options for `fsck` command. Attribute value can contain -y or -n. For file systems (non-NFS mounts), the FsckOpt attribute is mandatory. If the mount process fails, `fsck` runs with the specified options before attempting to remount the block device. Type and dimension: string-scalar VxFS example: `-y -o full`
MountPoint	Directory for mount point. Type and dimension: string-scalar Example: "/mnt/apache1"

Optional attributes
Optional attribute	Description
CkptUmount	If set to 1, this attribute automatically unmounts VxFS checkpoints when the file system is unmounted. If set to 0, and checkpoints are mounted, then failover does not occur. Type and dimension: boolean-scalar Default: 1
FSType	Type of file system. Supports vxfs, bind, ext2, ext3, nfs, or reiserfs. If set to NFS, the agent always mounts the file system with the "soft,intr" option. Type and dimension: string-scalar Default: vxfs
MountOpt	Options for the `mount` command. Refer to the `mount` manual page for more information. Do not specify `-o` in the MountOpt field. The agent uses this option only when bringing a Mount resource online. If set to nfs, the agent always mounts the file system with the "soft,intr" option. Type and dimension: string-scalar Example: "rw"
SecondLevelMonitor	This attribute is only applicable to NFS client mounts. If set to 1, this attribute enables detailed monitoring of a NFS mounted file system. Type and dimension: boolean-scalar Default: 0
SecondLevelTimeout	This attribute is only applicable for a NFS client mount. This is the timeout (in seconds) for the SecondLevelMonitor/Detail monitoring of NFS Mounts. Type and dimension: integer-scalar Default: 30
SnapUmount	If set to 1, this attribute automatically unmounts VxFS snapshots when the file system is unmounted. If set to 0 and snapshots are mounted, then failover does not occur. Type and dimension: boolean-scalar Default: 0


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