Mounting Remote file system

[Dennis Handly]

/arch-access=srsux004,root=srsux004

I don't see a space before "-access=". Was this a typo?
If you do the following, you should see an entry for xtab:
# exportfs -av

[mehul_3]

Now it's working. So. what is the next steps to go. sorry for being repeated trouble


Regards,
Mehul

[Dennis Handly]

>what is the next steps to go.

From Dave's checklist, that's now 5). I suppose you could jump directly to your mount command:
# mount -F nfs -o rsize=32768,wsize=32768 10.162.185.7:/arch /u01

>sorry for being repeated trouble

Well, you can start assigning a few points. ;-)

[mehul_3]

Thanks dennis,
Yes I am able to mount /arch as /u01 but now real problem is I want to retain /u01 as local one and wants to remote mount as a someother name say /n01 so that I can copy whatever the contents resides in /no1(ofcourse, remote mount point) to my local /u01.

Regards,
Mehul

[Dennis Handly]

>now real problem is I want to retain /u01 as local one and want to remote mount as a some other name say /n01 so that I can copy whatever the contents resides in /n01 (of course, remote mount point) to my local /u01.

If you want to mount arch somewhere else, umount /u01, then mkdir /n01, then mount arch to /n01.

[mehul_3]

Thanks all of you for valuable inputs and at last problem has been resolved of such a long thread.

Thanks one again.

Regards,
Mehul

[Dennis Handly]

I haven't seen any points assigned here. You can reopen this thread. Please read:
http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/helptips.do?#33