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added missing parameter to docker run command #2566

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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions docs/user_doc/vic_vsphere_admin/volume_stores.md
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Expand Up @@ -82,7 +82,7 @@ ERROR op=363.7: dial tcp <i>nfs_server</i>:111: getsockopt: connection refused
After you deploy a VCH, you can test that an NFS share point is configured correctly so that containers can access it by running the following commands:

<pre>docker volume create --name test --opt VolumeStore=nfs
docker run -it test:/mnt/test alpine /bin/ash</pre>
docker run -it -v test:/mnt/test alpine /bin/ash</pre>

You can also test the configuration mounting the NFS share point directly in the VCH endpoint VM. For information about how to perform this test, see [Install Packages in the Virtual Container Host Endpoint VM](vch_install_packages.md) and [Mount an NFS Share Point in the VCH Endpoint VM](vch_mount_nfsshare.md).

Expand Down Expand Up @@ -187,4 +187,4 @@ This example `vic-machine create` command deploys a VCH with 3 volume stores:

## Troubleshooting <a id="troubleshooting"></a>

VCHs require datastores to be writable. For information about how to check whether a shared NFS datastore is possibly mounted as read-only, see [VCH Deployment with a Shared NFS Datastore Fails with an Error About No Single Host Being Able to Access All Datastores](ts_datastore_access_error.md).
VCHs require datastores to be writable. For information about how to check whether a shared NFS datastore is possibly mounted as read-only, see [VCH Deployment with a Shared NFS Datastore Fails with an Error About No Single Host Being Able to Access All Datastores](ts_datastore_access_error.md).