136z/OS Distributed File Service zSeries File System Implementation z/OS V1R11
Figure 3-24 Starting automount with the new automount policy
Figure 3-25 shows commands to verify that automount is working as desired.
Figure 3-25 Verifying automount processing
3.3.3 Automount assistance for HFS-to-zFS migration
A new UNIX System Services function in z/OS V1R6 now allows you to have a single
automount policy to manage both HFS and zFS file systems with a single map name file
entry.
A necessary prerequisite to allow for this is the dynamic creation of zFS file systems to have
the same possibilities as HFS. See 2.11.5, “Dynamic creation of automounted ...
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