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AIX file system group

Group a bunch of file systems together using mount group option:
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Type or select values in entry fields.
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                                                        [Entry Fields]
  Volume group name                                   datavg
  SIZE of file system
          Unit Size                                   Megabytes                                                          
*         Number of units                            []                                                                  
* MOUNT POINT                                        []
  Mount AUTOMATICALLY at system restart?              no                                                                 
  PERMISSIONS                                         read/write                                                         
  Mount OPTIONS                                      []                                                                  
  Block Size (bytes)                                  4096                                                               
  Logical Volume for Log                                                                                                 
  Inline Log size (MBytes)                           []                                                                  
  Extended Attribute Format                                                                                              
  ENABLE Quota Management?                            no                                                                 
  Enable EFS?                                         no                                                                 
  Allow internal snapshots?                           no                                                                 
  Mount GROUP                                        [asm]

FS commands to use with the mount group:

List filesystem:
[root@myserver][/]> lsfs -u asm
Name            Nodename   Mount Pt               VFS   Size    Options    Auto Accounting
/dev/asmhomelv  --         /home/asm              jfs2  4194304 rw         yes  no
/dev/asrouterlv --         /home/asm/asrouter     jfs2  4194304 rw         yes  no
/dev/asmsavelv  --         /home/asm/saveamgr     jfs2  10485760 rw         yes  no
/dev/asmlv      --         /var/asm/amgrs         jfs2  4194304 rw         yes  no
/dev/asmloglv   --         /var/asm/log           jfs2  10485760 rw         yes  no


Mount the file system group:
[root@myserver][/]> mount –t asm

Unmount the file system group:
[root@myserver][/]>umount –t asm
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