Mount problem

[uadm26]

Hi all,
When i execute bdf appears all information about Filesystems and more this:
/ 524288 216800 305136 /net/apollo

apollo is an servername. What's it's this?

Thanks

[baiju_3]

Hi,

can you copy and paste whole bdf o/p please.

Regards ..BL.

[Deoncia Grayson_1]

can you post your entire bdf?

[baiju_3]

Can you please paste full bdf o/p .

Thanks ..BL.

[DCE]

Joel

please post full bdf output

at first glance it looks like you may have an NFS mount from another server.

[Steven E. Protter]

My that is strange.

Is the message true? Is apollo a server name?

Take a look at /etc/fstab , there is something a bit strange or in /etc/mnttab file.

SEP

[Pete Randall]

Joel,

My guess is you're running the new autofs rather than the old automount. When I switched over I started noticing the same thing. There don't seem to be any ill effects, though.


Pete

[Pete Randall]

Joel,

My guess is you're running the new autofs rather than the old automount. When I switched over I started noticing the same thing. There don't seem to be any ill effects, though.

To check, look for AUTOFS=1 in /etc/rc.config.d/nfsconf


Pete

[Alzhy · Accepted solution]

Joel,

Peace.

It seems you are running automounter/autofs. can you post your:

/etc/auto_master
/etc/auto*

If you do not want to see it anymore AND you are sure there is really no need for it. You can simply do:

edit /etc/rc.config.d/nfsconf and set AUTOMOUNT=0

Then stop the automounter:

/sbin/int.d/nfsclient stop
IF you really need NFS client services, then start it once more but automounter will no longer be active.