6.3 HP StoreAll Storage Command Line Reference Guide (TA768-96091, June 2013)

You can also enable Express Query and auditing when you create a file system:
• Express Query: use -T
• Auditing: use -oa OPTION1=VALUE1[,OPTION2=VALUE2,...]
The -oa option specifies the file system events that are to be audited. See ibrix_audit_reports
for the supported events.
Create a file system without the data retention/WORM/auto-commit feature set:
If you do not want to use the retention/WORM/auto-commit feature set, create the file system
without adding any of the retention -o options (retenMode, retenDefPeriod,
retenMinPeriod, retenMaxPeriod, or retenAutoCommitPeriod).
Other options for creating a file system
The following options can be used with any of the create commands:
-a
Create a mount point with the same name as the file system and then mount the file system.
-q
Enable quotas on the file system.
-t TIERNAME
Assign the file-system segments to the specified tier.
-o compat=no
Enable 64-bit mode on the file system.
-o compat=yes,maxsegs=n
Create a 32-bit file system and specify the maximum number of segments to allow in the file
system. The valid values for maxsegs are 15, 31, 63, 127, and 255.
If none of these options are specified, the new file system is created with quotas disabled, with no
mount point, and with 32-bit mode compatibility enabled.
View information about file systems
Use the following commands to display details about the file systems configured on the cluster.
Display file system information:
ibrix_fs -i [-f FSLIST] [-x]
The output includes either all file systems or only the file systems in FSLIST, as well as their
component segments. Include -x to omit segment details.
List information about all file systems on all hosts:
ibrix_fs -l
For each file system, the command notes its name, number of segments, whether it is mounted, the
file-system generation, whether quotas and export control are enabled, and whether it is
backward-compatible with 32-bit systems.
Extend a file system
Use any of the following commands to extend a file system.
Extend a file system using the specified logical volumes:
ibrix_fs -e -f FSNAME -s LVLIST [-t TIERNAME]
The file system is extended using the logical volumes in LVLIST. For example, to add logical
volumes ilv1, ilv2, and ilv3 to file system ifs1:
ibrix_fs -e -f ifs1 -s ilv[1-3]
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