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How Do I Check Whether a File System on a Linux Server Is Available?

For an SFS Capacity-Oriented file system: Log in to the cloud server as user root and run showmount -e File system domain name or IP address. All available SFS Capacity-Oriented file systems corresponding to the specified domain name or IP address will be returned.
For a general purpose file system: not supported currently
For an SFS Turbo file system: Log in to the cloud server as user root and run showmount -e File system domain name or IP address. If the following information is displayed, the SFS Turbo file system corresponding to the file system domain name or IP address in the command is available.
```
Export list for File system domain name or IP address
/ *
```
Or
```
Export list for File system domain name or IP address
/ IP addresses of all the clients that can access the SFS Turbo file system
```

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