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Execute the following commands one time each:

/bin/ibrix_fsck -f FSNAME -p 0 [-s LVNAME]

/bin/ibrix_fsck -f FSNAME -p 1 [-s LVNAME] [-B BLOCKSIZE]
[-b ALTSUPERBLOCK]

/bin/ibrix_fsck -f FSNAME -p 2 -m MOUNTPOINT

/bin/ibrix_fsck -f FSNAME -p 3 -m MOUNTPOINT

Clearing the INFSCK flag on a file system

To clear the INFSCK flag, use the following command:

/bin/ibrix_fsck -f FSNAME -C

Troubleshooting file systems

ibrix_pv -a discovers too many or too few devices

This situation occurs when file serving nodes see devices multiple times. To prevent this, modify
the LVM2 filter in /etc/lvm/lvm.conf to filter only on devices used by X9000 Software. This
will change the output of lvmdiskscan.

By default, the following filter finds all devices:

filter = [ "a/.*/" ]

The following filter finds all sd devices:

filter = [ "a|^/dev/sd.*|", "r|^.*|" ]

Contact HP Support if you need assistance.

Cannot mount on an X9000 client

Verify the following:

The file system is mounted and functioning on the file serving nodes.

The mountpoint exists on the X9000 client. If not, create the mountpoint locally on the client.

Software management services have been started on the X9000 client (see “Starting and
stopping processes” in the administration guide for your platform).

NFS clients cannot access an exported file system

An exported file system has been unmounted from one or more file serving nodes, causing X9000
Software to automatically disable NFS on those servers. Fix the issue causing the unmount and
then remount the file system.

User quota usage data is not being updated

Restart the quota monitor service to force a read of all quota usage data and update usage counts
to the file serving nodes in your cluster. Use the following command:

/bin/ibrix_qm restart

SegmentNotAvailable is reported

When writes to a segment do not succeed, the segment status may change to
SegmentNotAvailable

on the GUI and an alert message may be generated. To correct this

situation, take the following steps:

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