Nortel CC MIS User Manual page 47

May 2007
Table 6:
Suggested directory hierarchy for CC MIS file systems (Part 2 of 2)
Directory
/mis/data
/mis/data/fs1
/mis/backup
To create the necessary file systems and directory structure, you must be
familiar with disk partitioning concepts and the commands and
configuration files listed in Table 7.
Table 7:
Disk partitioning commands and configuration files
Command/
configuration file
parted
mkfs
e2label
mkdir
/etc/fstab
mount
Note: The Red Hat Linux System Administration Guide provides detailed
information about file systems and disk partitioning. The guide is a
reference for setting up the file systems required by CC MIS.
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Description
subdirectory in /mis for data file system mount-points
mount-point for the first CC MIS data file system
mount-point for the CC MIS backup file system
Description
Partition editor
Used to create disk partitions.
Used to build a file system on a disk partition.
Used to add a unique label to a Linux file system.
Used to create the directories used as file system
mount-points.
File system configuration file.
Used to manually mount a file system.
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