10-16-2019
Thank you @Peasant for the reply. I wanted to provide an update...
The process was actually much easier than expected. We just needed to:
1. Snapshot the original LUN.
2. Create the same mount point on the new server.
3. Copy the /etc/fstab entry from original server and write it to the /etc/fstab on the new server.
4. Present the snapshot LUN to the new server.
5. Reboot the new server.
This allowed us to to see the original data as expected.
Thanks again for the help..
HB
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storebackupmount
STOREBACKUPMOUNT(1) User Contributed Perl Documentation STOREBACKUPMOUNT(1)
NAME
storeBackupMount.pl - runs storeBackup backing up to an nfs mount
SYNOPSIS
storeBackupMount.pl -c configFile [-s server] [-l logFile] [-d]
[-p pathToStoreBackup] [-k killTime] [-m] mountPoints...
DESCRIPTION
This script does the following:
- checks an nfs server with ping
- mounts that server via a list of mount points
- starts storeBackup (with a config file)
- umounts that server
OPTIONS
--server, -s
name or ip address of the nfs server
default is localhost
--configFile, -c
configuration file for storeBackup.
if option 'logFile' is set in the configration file,
that log file is read online, if it is different from -l
--logFile, -l
logFile for this process.
default is STDOUT.
you can log into the same logfile as storeBackup
--debug, -d
generate some debug messages
--pathStbu, -p
path to storeBackup.pl
--killTime -k
time until storeBackup.pl will be killed.
default is 365 days.
the time range has to be specified in format 'dhms', e.g.
10d4h means 10 days and 4 hours
--keepExistingMounts, -m
if a mount already exists, do not umount after
running storeBackup
mountPoints
List of mount points needed to perform the backup.
This must be a list of paths which have to be
defined in /etc/fstab.
-
if you add 'ro,' or 'rw,' to the beginning of a mount
point, you can overwrite that option set in /etc/fstab
example:
ro,/filesSystemToRead
will mount /fileSystemToRead read only, even if the
corresponding entry in /etc/fstab mounts it read write
only root is allowed to use this feature!
EXIT STATUS
0 -> everything is ok
1 -> error from storeBackup
2 -> error from storeBackupMount
3 -> error from both programs
COPYRIGHT
Copyright (c) 2004-2008,2012 by Heinz-Josef Claes (see README). Published under the GNU General Public License v3 or any later version
perl v5.14.2 2012-03-03 STOREBACKUPMOUNT(1)