Thank you Dipan !

i informed the same to customer and they agree with it.

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Pawan

Hello Everyone, My question I s with regards to node replacement but I am hoping I can find help here. One Page 24 of the below node replacement guide, its states that to confirm if OneFS is mounted, that one should run the "mount" command. https://dl.dell.com/content/docu44222_X200_Node_Replacement_Guide.pdf?language=en_US Question; 1. What does the command return if OneFS is not mounted? 2. How do I go about mounting OneFS in the case that it is not mounted after node replacement? Please provide documents that explains the procedure to the questions if available. Thank you.

@jessieobioma,

 

If /ifs is not mounted, then it's not part of the cluster.  It would not show /ifs as mounted.

philler-2# mount
...
OneFS on /ifs (efs, local, noatime, noexec)

Hello and thank you for responding.

“If /ifs is not mounted, then it's not part of the cluster.  It would not show /ifs as mounted.”

Understood.

1. What then would be the output of the command? Please provide documents detailing this.
2. What is the procedure for mounting OneFS in case of failure after node replacement?

Documents describing the procedure will go a long way in helping me understand this.

 

Thank you.

@jessieobioma,

What then would be the output of the command? Please provide documents detailing this.

PHIL> It's not documented

 

What is the procedure for mounting OneFS in case of failure after node replacement?

PHIL> create SR if anything goes wrong after node replacement

305160 : Isilon (internal only): OneFS-How to manually mount /ifs  https://www.dell.com/support/kbdoc/305160