You can use fts commands to perform the following types of tasks:
· Create a read/write fileset with the fts create command; mount the fileset in the file tree with the fts crmount command.
· Examine a mount point with the fts lsmount command; delete a mount point with the fts delmount command.
· Create a backup version of a single fileset with the fts clone command; create backup versions of many filesets at once with the fts clonesys command.
· Prepare to replicate a fileset by assigning replication parameters with the fts setrepinfo command.
· Define replication sites with the fts addsite command; remove replication sites and read-only replicas at the sites with the fts rmsite command.
· Create read-only replicas of a fileset with the fts release and fts update commands.
· Check the status of the Replication Server on a File Server machine with the fts statrepserver command; check the status of each replica of a fileset with the fts lsreplicas command.
· Set a fileset's quota with the fts setquota command; list the quota with the fts lsquota command.
· List fileset header information with the fts lsheader command.
· List FLDB information with the fts lsfldb command.
· Examine fileset header information and FLDB information with the fts lsft command.
· Move a fileset with the fts move command.
· Remove a fileset with the fts delete command.
· Dump a fileset to a byte stream format with the fts dump command; restore a fileset to the file system with the fts restore command.
· Set advisory RPC authentication bounds on a per-fileset basis with the fts setprotectlevels command.