You can display information about a Vserver's mounted volumes and the junction points to which the volumes are mounted. You can also determine which volumes are not mounted to a junction point. You can use this information to understand and manage your Vserver namespace.
| If you want to display... | Enter the command... |
|---|---|
| Summary information about mounted and unmounted volumes on a Vserver | volume show -vserver vserver_name -junction |
| Detailed information about mounted and unmounted volumes on a Vserver | volume show -vserver vserver_name -volume volume_name -instance |
| Specific information about mounted and unmounted volumes on a Vserver |
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The following example displays a summary of mounted and unmounted volumes on Vserver vs1:
cluster1::> volume show -vserver vs1 -junction
Junction Junction
Vserver Volume Active Junction Path Path Source
--------- ---------- -------- --------------- -----------
vs1 data true /data RW_volume
vs1 home4 true /eng/home RW_volume
vs1 vs1_root - / -
vs1 sales true /sales RW_volume
The following example displays information about specified fields for volumes located on Vserver vs2:
cluster1::> volume show -vserver vs2 -fields vserver,volume,aggregate,size,state,type,security-style,junction-path,junction-parent,node vserver volume aggregate size state type security-style junction-path junction-parent node ------- ------ --------- ---- ------ ---- -------------- ------------- --------------- ----- vs2 data1 aggr3 2GB online RW unix - - node3 vs2 data2 aggr3 1GB online RW ntfs /data2 vs2_root node3 vs2 data2_1 aggr3 8GB online RW ntfs /data2/d2_1 data2 node3 vs2 data2_2 aggr3 8GB online RW ntfs /data2/d2_2 data2 node3 vs2 pubs aggr1 1GB online RW unix /publications vs2_root node1 vs2 images aggr3 2TB online RW ntfs /images vs2_root node3 vs2 logs aggr1 1GB online RW unix /logs vs2_root node1 vs2 vs2_root aggr3 1GB online RW ntfs / - node3
