document automatic mounts

admin-guide/configuration/files/mount.md

@@ -1,28 +1,12 @@
 # Mounting Volumes
 
-Managing mount points of local or network volumes can also be managed in Hiera.
+Managing mount points of local or network volumes can also be done in Hiera.
 
-First we show more generic features which mount a given set of network drives.
-More below is documented how individual mounts can be created or removed.
-
-
-## Access same Network Drives as Windows
-
-Linux can be made to mount a users usual network drives the same way as Windows.
-The mountpoints can be found in `~/network-drives`. 
-The `U:`-drive is there named `home`, while the rest keeps their original share name.
-
-
-This feature is controlled in Hiera with
-
-```
-user_session::mount_cifs_shares: true
-``` 
-
-These mounts are created on the first user session created and will end with the last session closed.
-If for some reason they are not created (e.g. due to offline login), you might execute `/opt/pli/bin/create-network-drive-links` to bring them back in again.
-
-Note this does not work for RHEL7.
+For more automatic network data setups please look at
+- [Windows Drives in Home Directory](windows_drives_in_home)
+- [Central Storage Mount](central_storage_mount)
+- [autofs](autofs)
+- [AFS](afs)
 
 
 ## Managing Mountpoints in Hiera
@@ -154,41 +138,9 @@ username and password allowed to mount it.
 
 On the other hand, a mount `emf` with type `cifs` is defined. You should specify in options the location of `credentials` as well as optional parameters.
 
-## AFS
-AFS is depending on role already configured by default. Additionally it can be enabled or disabled in Hiera with `base::enable_afs`:
-```
-base::enable_afs: true
-```
-respectively to disable:
-```
-base::enable_afs: false
-```
-
-Following details can be modified, but are usually not required:
-- `afs_client::mountpoint`
-- `afs_client::root_volume`
-- `afs_client::enable_dynroot`
-- `afs_client::min_cache_size` (e.g. `8G`)
-- `afs_client::files`
-- `afs_client::dcache`
-
-When disabling AFS the daemon is not automatically switched off. There is additional manual effort required on the host:
-
-```
-systemctl disable yfs-client.service
-reboot
-```
-
-If you want to do it without reboot, first stop all processes using AFS. You might figure them out e.g. with `lsof | grep /afs`.
-
-Then do
-```
-umount /afs
-systemctl stop yfs-client.service
-systemctl disable yfs-client.service
-afsd -shutdown
-```
+## Systemd Automount
 
+Adding the options `noauto,x-systemd.automount` will make the mount not happen on startup, but will be automounted on the first use of the mountpoint.
 
 ## Bind Mounts
 Bind mounts can be defined as follows: