HostMountInfoMountFailedReason_enum

HostMountInfoMountFailedReason_enum
HostMountInfoMountFailedReason_enum

NFS mount request can be failed due to a number of reasons as defined in this enum HostMountInfoMountFailedReasonEnum.

The reason for the mount failure is reported in mountFailedReason. This is applicable only for those datastores to which mount retry is configured.

Possible values:

  • CONNECT_FAILURE: Failed to get port or connect.

    Or MOUNT/FSINFO RPC failed.

  • MOUNT_NOT_SUPPORTED: Server doesn't support MOUNT_PROGRAM/MOUNT_PROGRAM_VERSION.

  • NFS_NOT_SUPPORTED: Server doesn't support NFS_PROGRAM/NFS_PROGRAM_VERSION.

  • MOUNT_DENIED: No permission to mount the remote volume or it doesn't exist.

  • MOUNT_NOT_DIR: Remote path not a directory.

  • VOLUME_LIMIT_EXCEEDED: Maximum NFS volumes have been mounted.

  • CONN_LIMIT_EXCEEDED: Maximum connections for NFS has been reached.

  • MOUNT_EXISTS: Volume already mounted or a different mount exists with same label.

  • OTHERS: Any other reason which is not present in above list.

Since: vSphere API Release 8.0.0.1

This data structure has no properties.
Enumeration: CONNECT_FAILURE, MOUNT_NOT_SUPPORTED, NFS_NOT_SUPPORTED, MOUNT_DENIED, MOUNT_NOT_DIR, VOLUME_LIMIT_EXCEEDED, CONN_LIMIT_EXCEEDED, MOUNT_EXISTS, OTHERS,