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Unmounting a filesystem


This task describes how to unmount a filesystem that BMC PATROL detects mounted.

Before you begin

  • You must be root to run this command.
  • To perform this task, you must be in developer mode. If you attempt to unmount a filesystem when in operator mode, BMC PATROL displays the following error message in the system output window.
FILESYSTEM: Only Development Console can filter an instance

To unmount a filesystem

On any filesystem, perform the following steps.

  1. Access the FILESYSTEM application menu as described in Accessing KM Commands and InfoBoxes.
  2. Select Maintenance > Unmount > Automatic or Manual.

Automatic

BMC PATROL prompts you for the password for the root account.

Automatic Unmount Dialog Box

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Manual

BMC PATROL prompts you for the mount location as shown in following figure, which is the path assigned to a filesystem after it has been mounted.

Manual Unmount Dialog Box

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Supply the required information for the type of dismount that you are performing and click Apply.

BMC PATROL unmounts the filesystem from your network and writes the result to the system output window.

Related topics

Stopping the monitoring of a file system

Selecting filesystems to monitor

Unmounting a filesystem

Synchronizing the file system cache with disk

Removing files

Automating filesystem cleanup

 

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BMC PATROL for UNIX and Linux 9.13