File System Manager is a tool that enables you to create and modify file systems, mount points, and directories using two types of windows, the main window and a Property Book. The main window displays a hierarchical view of directories and file systems, as well as the mount points and shared resources for the current context. The Property Book displays the chapters and their properties for a selected directory or file system that you can view or modify.
Specifically, File System Manager is a tool that enables you to complete the following tasks:
Create new file systems
Modify file system options in the /etc/vfstab file
Manage /etc/vfstab files on a single or group of diskless clients or AutoClientTM systems.
Mount or unmount file systems
Share or unshare file systems
Include a file system in existing automounter maps
Convert a directory into a mount point
For step-by-step instructions on how to complete these tasks, refer to Table A-1. Also, these instructions are included in the online help provided with the File System Manager tool.