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Troubleshooting Managed Volumes
Finding a File’s Physical Location
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Finding the File with a Global-Server Name
You can also use the global-server name and path to find a file:
find global-server fqdn {cifs | nfs} share-name path path [verbose]
where
fqdn (1-255 characters) identifies the global server that clients use to access
the file (for example, “myServer.com”),
{cifs | nfs} share-name (1-4096 characters) is the share that clients use, and
path (1-4096 characters) specifies the client-visible path to the file. As
above, use forward slashes (/) for all paths.
verbose (optional) adds the file’s NFS filehandles to the output.
For example, the following command sequence shows two back-end paths to
“\\CLAIMS\index.html” on the global server named “insur.medarch.org:”
bstnA6k(gbl)# find global-server insur.medarch.org cifs CLAIMS path /index.html
Namespace: insur
Logical path: /claims/index.html
NFS Physical location: 192.168.25.21:/vol/vol1/NTFS-QTREE/insurance/index.html
CIFS Physical location: //192.168.25.21/insurance/index.html
bstnA6k(gbl)# ...