Disabling an FSE partition

Example output of the fsepartition --status command

Linux specific

#fsepartition --status video_captures

Partition:video_captures

Status:mounted

Host:fse_host.company.com

Mountpoint:				/fse/video_captures
# of	Migration Jobs:						4
# of	Recall Jobs:						1
# of	Maintenance Jobs:						0
# of	Recovery Jobs:						0
Pool	Size[MB] Avail[MB] Used[%] SysSize[MB] SysAvail[MB] SysUsed[%] #Good
pool1	194598		177945		8	1018	997	2	2
pool2	194598		177824		8	1018	916	10	2
#Unreliable #Unusable #Uninit
	0		0		0
Windows specific
C:\Program Files\Hewlett-Packard\FSE\bin>fsepartition --status part2
Partition:				part2
Status:				mounted
Host:				fse_host.company.com
Mountpoint:				I:\fse2\part2
# of	Migration Jobs:					0
# of	Recall Jobs:					0
# of	Maintenance Jobs:					0
# of	Recovery Jobs:					0
Pool	Size[MB] Avail[MB]				Used[%] SysSize[MB]		SysAvail[MB] SysUsed[%] #Good
pooldm1		49152	46632		6	0		0	0	1
#Unreliable		#Unusable		#Uninit
	0		0		0

To disable an FSE partition, do the following:

1.Ensure that the running processes do not have open handles on the HSM file system.

2.On the FSE client system, unmount the belonging HSM file system. Linux specific

From the /etc/fstab file, determine the mount point of the HSM file system, and invoke the following command:

#umount MountPoint

154 Monitoring and maintaining FSE

File System Extender (FSE) specifications

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HP File System Extender (FSE) manual Disabling an FSE partition

Models: File System Extender (FSE)

Example output of the fsepartition --status command

Windows specific

mounted

Disabling an FSE partition

File System Extender (FSE) specifications