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Force a volume remount by modifying the disk.volumes setting and adding the :k (keep) policy option. Return them to service dynamically (either remounting or reformatting) using SNMP. (v9.3)
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Reformatting the volume allows it to be filled by the health processor (HP) in an orderly fashion. Performing this prevents creating excessive work for the health processor and prevents generating trapped space needed to be reclaimed.
Use With support tools updated, you can use swarmctl from your support tools directory to return a disk to service by reformatting the disk. This command does not work when run from CentOS 6 (like the CSN) but will work from any SCS, Content Gateway, or Elasticsearch node. You can specify the disk or, if left blank, it will reformat all stale disks on that node.
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./swarmctl -d 192.168.4.173 -F /dev/sda -p "admin:datacore" |
On any CentOS 6 based system, use SNMP for this procedure using the MIBs in our support tools directory using the read/write SNMP string as shown here. In this case, the MIBs are present in the current directory.
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