In WL Cluster JMS Persistent Storefiles on local file system.

Hi Gurus,
We have Weblogic cluster 10.3.4.1 (3 nodes) on Linux 5 which is setup for Oracle Services Bus. Cluster has 3 machines configured. Currently JMS Persistent Storefiles are on shared file system but we are having some issue with the shared file system and wanna move JMS Persistent Storefiles on the local filesystem instead of shared file system. Is it possible in Clustered WL env or not.
Thanks All.

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