When migrating to z/OS V1R11, there are special considerations for the new support when
previous levels of z/OS are in the same sysplex as the V1R11 system. This is an important
change with zFS when accessing, opening, and working with aggregates in z/OS V1R11.
This is why administrators cannot force a reopen of an aggregate by moving it to another
system. However, the UNIX unmount (remount) samemode function can used to perform this
and other tasks. Refer to 5.10.6, “Exploiting the UNIX Unmount (Remount) samemode” on
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