Using the command line, Using the shell commands, See appendix b – Apple Xsan 1.4 User Manual

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Using the Command Line

This appendix describes Xsan shell commands and
configuration files you can use to work with a SAN from the
command line.

You can use the shell commands and configuration files described here to access, set

up, and manage Xsan SANs, LUNs, storage pools, and volumes from the command line.

Using the Shell Commands

The Xsan command-line utilities are located in /Library/Filesystems/Xsan/bin/, which is

part of the default shell search path.

Most of the commands require superuser privileges.

If you have trouble using a command, try typing the full path, for example:

$ sudo /Library/Filesystems/Xsan/bin/cvversions

or change to the folder before typing the command:

$ cd /Library/Filesystems/Xsan/bin

$ sudo ./cvversions

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