Sharing File System between SunOS Servers
Servers: Indapp001 and Usaapp002
To do: To mount “/export/home” of Indapp001 on Usaapp002.
Issue the following commands on Indapp001:
1. Share the required file system “/export/home” of Indapp001.
Start the nfs server on Indapp001.
# svcadm enable network/nfs/server
2. Share the “/export/home” of Indapp001 for everyone on the network.
#share -F nfs -o rw -d “home dirs” /export/home
Issue the following commands on Usaapp002:
3. From Usaapp002 check which files are shared on Indapp001 for NFS mount.
# showmount -e Indapp001
export list for Indapp001:
/export/home (everyone)
4. Create mount point on Usaapp002 “t2”
#mkdir /t2
5. Mount file system of Indapp001 “/export/home” on Usaapp002
# mount Indapp001:/export/home /t2
6. Checked the mounted file system by issuing the “df -h” command:
# df -h /t2
Filesystem size used avail capacity Mounted on
Indapp001:/export/home
29G 3.1G 25G 11% /t2
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