HP Visualize J5000 hp enterprise file system: planning and configuring hp DCE/ - Page 32

dce_login, fts create, root.dfs, fts lsheader, fts lsfldb, fts dump, fts restore, root.dfs.efs, fts

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Installing and Configuring Enhanced DFS 3.0 Migrating root.dfs from UFS to Episode 5 Use the dce_login command to become the administrator. Example: dce_login cell_admin password 6 Use the fts create command to create a read/write fileset to be used as the new Episode root.dfs. Example: fts create root.dfs.efs server_machine_name epi1 7 Use the fts lsheader command to make sure the Episode fileset is available on the server. Example: fts lsheader /.:/hosts/server_machine_name epi1 8 Use the fts lsfldb command to make sure the Episode fileset is in the FLDB. Example: fts lsfdb root.dfs.efs 9 Use the fts dump command to dump the original UFS root.dfs aggregate in bytestream format. Pipe the fts dump command to an fts restore command that restores the root.dfs bytestream to the root.dfs.efs fileset. Example: fts dump root.dfs -time 0 | fts restore root.dfs.efs -overwrite 10 Use fts rename to rename root.dfs to root.dfs.ufs. Example: fts rename root.dfs root.dfs.ufs 11 Use fts rename to rename root.dfs.efs to root.dfs. 12 cd to /, then use the command cm checkfilesets to force the Cache Manager to update the fileset information. 13 Use the command fts lsquota /: to make sure the Episode root.dfs fileset is now mounted at /:. 32

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Installing and Configuring Enhanced DFS 3.0
Migrating root.dfs from UFS to Episode
5
Use the
dce_login
command to become the administrator.
Example:
dce_login cell_admin password
6
Use the
fts create
command to create a read/write fileset to be used as the new
Episode
root.dfs
.
Example:
fts create root.dfs.efs server_machine_name epi1
7
Use the
fts lsheader
command to make sure the Episode fileset is available on
the server.
Example:
fts lsheader /.:/hosts/server_machine_name epi1
8
Use the
fts lsfldb
command to make sure the Episode fileset is in the FLDB.
Example:
fts lsfdb root.dfs.efs
9
Use the
fts dump
command to dump the original UFS
root.dfs
aggregate in
bytestream format. Pipe the
fts dump
command to an
fts restore
command that
restores the
root.dfs
bytestream to the
root.dfs.efs
fileset.
Example:
fts dump root.dfs -time 0 | fts restore root.dfs.efs
-overwrite
10
Use
fts rename
to rename
root.dfs
to
root.dfs.ufs
.
Example:
fts rename root.dfs root.dfs.ufs
11
Use
fts rename
to rename
root.dfs.efs
to
root.dfs
.
12
cd to /, then use the command
cm checkfilesets
to force the Cache Manager to
update the fileset information.
13
Use the command
fts lsquota /:
to make sure the Episode
root.dfs
fileset is now
mounted at
/:
.