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TeamSite mount point

Shikha21

What is TeamSite mount and unmount point and why we use this is there any ref for this?

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Adam Stoller

What is TeamSite mount and unmount point and why we use this is there any ref for this?

The TeamSite mount point is a means of allowing the native operating system to have useful access to the Interwoven File System - without it you would not be able to access the content stored within TeamSite (actually, you probably wouldn't be able to store anything within TeamSite without it)

Shikha21

Thanks for reply.How can we achive this.

Adam Stoller

Thanks for reply.How can we achive this.

How can you achieve what?
Having a TeamSite mount point?
Try installing the product on a supported OS with a valid license - you should get the TeamSite mount point that way.

HolgerOstermann

Hi,

As ghoti has said, you will get the TeamSite mount points after a successful installation and a start of TeamSite. When TeamSite is running, you should see something like
/iwmnt/default
/.iwmnt/default
when you do df -k on Solaris.
The data storage for the TeamSite backing store which can be accessed via the mount points is specified in
/etc/defaultiwstore
on Solaris.

Best regards,
Holger