Novell Doc: OES 2 SP3: Dynamic Storage Technology Administration Guide

E.16 February 19, 2010

Updates were made to the following sections. The changes are explained below.

E.16.1 Commands and Utilities for Dynamic Storage Technology

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Section A.2, DST Commands for NCPCON	When quotation marks are used in a command (such as surrounding a file name), you must escape each quotation mark character (") with a backslash (\), such as \" when using the command at the command line or in a script. Added examples of using quotation marks in the interactive, command line, and scripting modes.

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When quotation marks are used in a command (such as surrounding a file name), you must escape each quotation mark character (") with a backslash (\), such as \" when using the command at the command line or in a script.

Added examples of using quotation marks in the interactive, command line, and scripting modes.

E.16.2 Configuring DST Shadow Volumes with Novell Cluster Services for Linux

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Section 13.2.6, Load Order in the Load Script	IMPORTANT:If wait times are added to the load script or unload script, ensure that you increase the script timeout settings accordingly. Otherwise, the script might time out while you are waiting for the action.
Section 13.4, Preparing the Nodes to Support DST in a Cluster Environment	IMPORTANT:The Shadow File System uses FUSE (File Systems in Userspace) to create a local mount point that presents a merged file system view of a shadow volume for SMB/CIFS users. If your SMB/CIFS users do not need to access a volume that is shadowed, or if there are no SMB/CIFS users for the volume, then it is not necessary to load FUSE or to set up FUSE in the load and unload scripts.
Section 13.5.3, Adding Commands for the Secondary Clustered Pool and Volume to the Primary Pool Cluster Resource	The procedure was modified for clarity and accuracy.
Section 13.7.1, Sample Load Script for a DST Shadow Volume	The load script was modified for clarity and accuracy.
Section 13.7.2, Sample Unload Script	The unload script was modified for clarity and accuracy.