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If available on the system, Cockpit uses storaged
to configure and monitor storage, disks, mounts etc. on the
system. This functionality is present in the Cockpit
storaged package.
For non root users, storaged controls access to its APIs via Policy Kit and a user logged into Cockpit will have the same permissions as they do from the command line.
To perform similar tasks from the command line, use the storagedctl
command:
$ storagedctl dump
...
To perform LVM tasks, you may use the various LVM commands, such as
vgcreate
, lvresize
and so on. Cockpit will detect such changes
made at the command line.
Cockpit recognizes devices with multiple paths and can start
the multipathd
service in case it is not running. On
the command line, you can control multipath features with the
mpathconf
, multipathd
, and
multipath
commands.
To manage iSCSI initiators from the command line, you can use
iscsiadm
and related tools.