Mounting non clustered file systems on hosts

Last published : Jun 19, 2026
For using a file system, you must mount it on a mount point, that is a directory. The Management Server console lets you mount a file system to the mount point on a host.
To mount a file system, the file system must be in an unmounted state.
Operating system for the host Supported File Systems
Solaris UNIX file system (UFS)
Linux Ext2, Ext3, and Ext4
To perform this task, your user group must be assigned the Admin role on the host or the Server perspective. The permission on the host may be explicitly assigned or inherited from a parent Organization.
To mount a non clustered file system
  1. In the Management Server console, go to the Server perspective and expand Manage in the left pane.
  2. Expand the Organization or Uncategorized Hosts to locate and select the host.
  3. Expand the host and select Volumes.
  4. Right-click on the required volume and select File System>Mount.
  5. In the Mount Options wizard panel, specify the required information. Click OK.
See Mount Options panel.
  1. In the Result page, verify that the selected non-clustered file system has been mounted successfully.
See Mounting clustered file systems on hosts.
See Unmounting non clustered file systems from hosts.
See About managing file systems.