3.9    Storage

The Storage branch of the SysMan Menu lets you manage your systems storage and file systems.

File Systems Management Utility	Allows you to manage the following file systems: General File System Utilities Lets you do the following: Dismount a file system Display currently mounted file systems Mount file systems Share local directory (/etc/exports) Share Network directory (/etc/fstab) Advanced File System AdvFS Utilities Lets you do the following: Manage an AdvFS domain Manage an AdvFS file Defragment an AdvFS domain Create an AdvFS domain Create an AdvFS file Recover files from an AdvFS domain Repair an AdvFS domain UNIX File System UFS Utilities Creates a new UNIX file system.
Logical Storage Management ( LSM) Administration	Allows you to initialize and administer LSM. Initialize the Logical Storage Manager (LSM) Initializes the Logical Storage Management. Logical Storage Manager (LSM) Administrator Maintains tools for LSM administration.
Bootable Tape	Creates a standalone, bootable tape that contains the operating system and file systems that you specify. After creating the standalone bootable kernel, you can install the customized operating system using btextract. For additional information, see the Bootable Tape Creation Help.
Identify SAN Appliances	Creates a list of Storage Area Network (SAN) appliances that will be accessible through the SysMan Station. Create this list by specifying the fully qualified host names of the SAN appliances and assigning user-defined names to them. Once the SAN Appliances are identified and the SysMan Station daemon is restarted(for additional information, see the smsd(8) reference page), SysMan Station adds the list of appliances to its Storage Management Tools menu.