Editing the storage system's boot configuration file

What the storage system's boot configuration file contains

The storage system's boot configuration file contains commands that are run automatically whenever you boot the system. The configuration file is named rc and is in the /etc directory of its default volume (the default is /vol/vol0/etc/rc).

Editing the storage system's boot configuration file

To edit the storage system's boot configuration file, complete the following steps.

Step	Action
1	Make a backup copy of the /etc/rc file.
2	Edit the /etc/rc file. Note Do not add CIFS commands to /etc/rc. Doing so can cause problems when the storage system boots if CIFS is not fully initialized or the commands cause deadlocks between the /etc/rc file and CIFS.
3	Save the edited file.
4	Reboot the storage system to test the new configuration. If the new configuration does not work as you want, repeat Step 2 through Step 4.