The following arguments may be used with the xsanctl command to provide additional control over how an Xsan volume is mounted. The xsanctl command must be run on each computer where you want to use the given mount options.

• The argument --at will specify that the Xsan volume should mount over a specific folder, instead of the standard location in /Volumes. This option will persist through subsequent mounts and restarts.
• The argument --ro will allow the Xsan volume to be mounted read-only instead of the standard read-write.