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Moving the /store file system to a Fibre Channel Solution

You can move the JSA data that is maintained in the /store file system and mount the /store file system to a Fibre Channel (FC) device partition.

  1. After the JSA installation, connect JSA with fibre channel and restart.
  2. Stop the JSA services by typing the following commands in the order specified:
  3. Unmount the file systems by typing the following commands:

    The /transient file system is mounted only when the /store file system is XFS.

  4. Create the /store_old directory by typing the following command:
  5. Derive the device partition universal unique identifier (UUID) by typing the following command:
  6. Edit the /etc/fstab file to update the existing /store file system mount point to /store_old.
  7. Add a mount point for the /store file system by adding the following text to the /etc/fstab file:
    • If the file system is XFS and you are not using HA, add the following text:

    • If the file system is XFS and you are using HA, add the following text:

    • If the file system is ext4 and you are not using HA, add the following text:

    • If the file system is ext4 and you are using HA, add the following text:

    Save and close the file.

  8. Mount the /store file system to the FC device partition by typing the following command:
  9. Mount the /store_old file system to the local disk by typing the following command:
  10. Copy the data to the Fibre Channel partition by typing the following command:
  11. Unmount /store_old by typing the following command:
  12. Remove the /store_old directory by typing the following command:
  13. Edit the /etc/fstab file to remove the /store_old mount point entry.
  14. Start the JSA services by typing the following commands in the order specified:
  15. Remove the local copy of /store from the logical volume manager (LVM) by typing the following command:
  16. Verify the Fibre Channel mount point by typing the following command: