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Go to SolutionTo remove mtree you must first delete the associated shares nfs or cifs.
To check if there are active share can use the command "nfs show active"
ex.
path client --------------------------- -----------
/data/col1/backup-fxxxxxo 10.90.18.73
/data/col1/backup-fxxxxxo 10.90.18.71
/data/col1/backup-fxxxxxo 10.90.18.66
/data/col1/DD4_Share 10.0.61.212 /data/col1/DD4_Share 10.0.61.211 /data/col1/DD4_Share 10.0.61.210 /data/col1/DD4_Share 10.0.61.213 --------------------------- ----------
if there are active connections you must first remove the fs on the server and then delete mtree
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Posted September 14th, 2015 09:00
@nrgreen
1 You need to export the Mtree via NFS/CIFS and then you need to mount it in the mentioned server .
Note : Export should be have root access
2 You can access the share and delete the files or directory which you wanted to
3 All the deleted objects will be wiped out in the next cleaning cycle and space will be accumulated after that .