bdf output

[SUDHAKAR_18]

Hi All,

I am having 2 node cluster. rx6600/hpux 11.23.
Both the nodes are having a directory called "net" in "/".
If we use bdf /net command on one node It is showing -hosts in the place of logical volume.

I have attached output of bdf command from both the servers.

What may be the problem?

[Pete Randall · Accepted solution]

It's the mount point for an automounted NFS file system. Not really a problem.


Pete

[Vijay Dsouza]

Compare your vgdisplay,lvdisplay,and fstab files also.

check for strings /etc/lvmtab of both the server.

ll /net .
bdf on both server.

If possible send a capture.

[SUDHAKAR_18]

Hi Vijay & Pete,

Thanks for Quick reply.

I have attached fstab and bdf output.


Regards,

[TTr]

> $ bdf /net
> -hosts 0 0 0 0% /net

This server has automounter running so /net shows up as a mount point. The other server does not have automounter running so the /net shows up as a regular subdirectory under root.

Do you need automounter running on the first server? If not you should turn it off so that both cluster nodes are the same.

[SUDHAKAR_18]

Thanks for solution. I will stop the automount daemon. This is not a problem for me , but it is showing in HP openview as a mounted filesystem.

Thanks a lot!