Using fsfreeze (Linux only)
If you use the fsfreeze command to quiesce access to the file system before creating a snapshot, refer to the fsfreeze section in CTE Admin Guide in the Linux Utilities chapter on how to run the fsfreeze command to quiesce access to both the file system and the GuardPoint(s).
Warning
Do not use CTE-LDT schedules and do not pause CTE-LDT to align backup schedules with CTE-LDT. Instead, use the fsfreeze command.
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Running
fsfreeze-f on the GuardPoint directory pauses CTE-LDT operations in-progress and freezes access to both the GuardPoint and the underlying file system. -
Running
freeze -ureversesfreeze -f, allowing access to underlying file system and resuming CTE-LDT operations.
