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Hello everyone, the client here is mounted to Linux via the iSCSI service. What command can be used to view the detailed path of the mount on Linux, not df -h?
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Hi Liu,
What details are you looking for specifically?
You can run a "mount | grep <mount_path>"
This will tell you the following:
1. The storage path mounted
2. The directory where the filesystem is mounted
3. The filesystem type and version of it. (e.g., NFS, Version= 3)
4. The options used when mounting (e.g., rw, nosuid,rsize,wsize,protocol,port).
Hope this information is useful.
