Export file

[Manuales]

Hi ...
remote "export" file shows:

server1:/etc->cat /etc/exports
/sapmnt/CP1/exe -anon=65534
/sapmnt/CP1/global -anon=65534
/sapmnt/CP1/profile -anon=65534
/usr/sap/trans -anon=65534
/usr/sap/CP1 -anon=65534

Local server:
It appears only 3 files mounted:
server1:/sapmnt/CP1/exe
15368192 1348339 13156042 9% /sapmnt/CP1/exe
server1:/sapmnt/CP1/profile
15368192 1348339 13156042 9% /sapmnt/CP1/profile
server1:/sapmnt/CP1/global
15368192 1348339 13156042 9% /sapmnt/CP1/global
server1:/usr/sap/trans


why does not appears the other one?

if i want to do it in manual way appears:
server2:/->mount server1:/usr/sap/CP1 /usr/sap/CP1
mount: access denied for server1:/usr/sap/CP1

[A. Clay Stephenson]

It really doesn't matter what /etc/rexports contains. What matters is what is returned by the "exportfs" command. It's possible that /etc/exports was edited but that no exportfs command was run afterwards. What is the output of "exportfs" on the NFS server?

Another problem can be the permissions on the underlying mountpoints. If those are too restrictive, you will not be able to mount as well.

[Dennis Handly]

>Clay: What matters is what is returned by the "exportfs" command.

The file /etc/xtab contains the "real" info, the same with /etc/mnttab.

[Gerardo Mora]

Hi,
After edit /etc/exports file you need to run command "exportfs -a"

[perumal_2]

Hi
run the command exportfs -a in the nfs server, before mountiing the share in the nfs client.
(OR)
restart your nfs server service before mounting in the client side.

TQ
Perumal