Peter,
You can make filesystems read/write accessible on the fly, for example
mounting :
(global)# mount -F lofs /usr_sap_zsapr3p /zones/zsapr3p/root/usr/sap
This makes global directory /usr_sap_zsapr3p where Veritas
filesystem is mounted in global zones, available under /usr/sap
in the local zone “zsapr3p”.
You need to add fs with zonecfg to the zone's configuration so you may
get the mount-point after zone reboot
Hope this helps
Ihsan
Peter Wilk wrote:
All,
IHAC asking the following
customer has zones that when they commit a veritas filesystem
(loopback) from a san storage device the non-global zone requires a
reboot..is there another way to commit these files without a reboot
( the san storage device is not using nfs, it is local to the system)
Thanks
Peter
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