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hp StorageWorks File System Extender User Guide 137
Windows specific
Disabling an FSE partition
To disable an FSE partition, proceed as follows:
1. Ensure that the running processes do not have open handles on the HSM file system.
2. On the FSE client system, unmount the belonging HSM file system.
Linux specific
From the /etc/fstab file, determine the mount point of the HSM file system, and invoke the following
command:
Windows specific
Using the fsepartition --show and mountvol commands determine the corresponding volume
name and invoke the following command:
The command terminates the corresponding HSM process and switches the HSM FS filter operation for
managing accesses to the FSE partition to Limited Access Mode (LAM).
3. On the FSE server system, run the following command:
This stops the Partition Manager (PM) that has been running for the FSE partition.
Enabling an FSE partition
To enable an FSE partition, perform the following:
1. On the FSE server system, start the appropriate Partition Manager (PM):
2. On the FSE client system, mount the belonging HSM file system.
Linux specific
From the /etc/fstab file, determine the mount point of the HSM file system, and invoke the following
command:
Windows specific
C:\Program Files\Hewlett-Packard\FSE\bin>fsepartition --status part2
Partition: part2
Status: mounted
Host: fse_host.company.com
Mountpoint: I:\fse2\part2
# of Migration Jobs: 0
# of Recall Jobs: 0
# of Maintenance Jobs: 0
# of Recovery Jobs: 0
Pool Size[MB] Avail[MB] Used[%] SysSize[MB] SysAvail[MB] SysUsed[%] #Good
pooldm1 49152 46632 6 0 0 0 1
#Unreliable #Unusable #Uninit
0 0 0
# umount MountPoint
C:\>fse --umount MountPoint VolumeName
fsepartition --disable PartitionName
fsepartition --enable PartitionName
# mount MountPoint