In Huawei Cloud, which of the following reasons may cause the file system to fail to mount? (Multiple choice)

Question

Options

• AThe shared path in the mount command is entered wrongly
• BThe DNS used to access the file system is wrong
• CThe file system has been deleted
• DThe file system capacity is too large

• A
  76% (31)
• D
  24% (10)

Explanation

Mounting a file system requires a precise set of conditions: the correct network path, valid DNS resolution, and the target resource must actually exist. Option A is correct because even a minor typo in the shared path makes the mount command unable to locate the resource. Option B is correct because file systems on Huawei Cloud SFS (Scalable File Service) are accessed by domain name, so incorrect DNS means the hostname cannot be resolved to an IP address, blocking the connection entirely. Option C is correct because if the file system has been deleted, there is nothing to mount regardless of how correct the command is.

Option D is incorrect because file system capacity does not affect the ability to mount -- a large file system mounts the same way as a small one; capacity only matters once you are writing data and approach the storage limit.

Memory tip: Think of mounting like calling a phone number -- you need the right number (path = A), a working phone book (DNS = B), and the other person must actually exist (file system exists = C). How big their house is (capacity = D) is irrelevant to whether the call connects.

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