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12-07-2001 10:37 AM
12-07-2001 10:37 AM
Changing NFS access on the fly
If I change my exportfs file to add -access restrictions, users already mounted are not effected. This is on HP-UX 11.0. I've run exportfs -ua and export -a to no avail. What do I need to do to cause these NFS restrictions to become effective?
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12-07-2001 11:00 AM
12-07-2001 11:00 AM
Re: Changing NFS access on the fly
Hi chris,
you means exportfs -a correct?
if you are using automounter then
#kill -TERM automouter_pid (on client)(most porbable it should work without killing automouter)
and if it is hard mount then naturally you have to umount and mount manually on all clients.
Sachin Patel
you means exportfs -a correct?
if you are using automounter then
#kill -TERM automouter_pid (on client)(most porbable it should work without killing automouter)
and if it is hard mount then naturally you have to umount and mount manually on all clients.
Sachin Patel
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12-07-2001 11:00 AM
12-07-2001 11:00 AM
Re: Changing NFS access on the fly
To get the restrictions to become effective, you should unmount all the NFS and then remount. I believe that the access restrictions are just looked when the initial mount is done. If a bunch of users have it mounted, they will be able to access the NFS mount as long as they stay mounted. If you unmount and they try to remount, they should be denied access.
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