xsanctl(8) BSD System Manager's Manual xsanctl(8)
NAME
xsanctl -- Xsan file system control utility
SYNOPSYS
xsanctl command [arg [...]]
DESCRIPTION
xsanctl provides a basic control facility for the Xsan file system. It
operates by sending commands to the Xsan file system management daemon
xsand. xsanctl must be run by the superuser.
COMMANDS
xsanctl provides the following commands:
help Display a list of the available xsanctl commands.
ping Sends a `ping' message to xsand. This can be
used to verify that xsand is responding to man-
agement requests.
mount volumeName Mounts the volume volumeName. After the volume
is successfully mounted, the Xsan volume auto-
mount state is updated to reflect that this vol-
ume should be automatically mounted at startup
time. This is the preferred method of mounting
Xsan volumes from the command line.
unmount volumeName Unmounts the volume volumeName. After the volume
is successfully unmounted, the Xsan volume auto-
mount state is updated to reflect that this vol-
ume should not be automatically mounted at
startup time. This is the preferred method of
unmounting Xsan volumes from the command line.
list Lists the volumes available on the SAN and the
path at which each volume is mounted on the local
computer as reported by Disk Arbitration.
sanConfigChanged Sends a notification to the Xsan file system that
the SAN configuration has changed and should be
reloaded.
roleChanged Sends a notification to the Xsan file system that
the role of this computer in the SAN has changed
or that the computer has been removed from the
SAN.
disksChanged Sends a notification to the Xsan file system that
disks have changed and should be rescanned.
wipeConfig Causes the Xsan file system configuration to be
reset to an unconfigured state.
SEE ALSO
diskutil(8), launchd(8), cvadmin(8), cvlabel(8)
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