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12-09-2003 11:04 PM
12-09-2003 11:04 PM
nfs toolkit problem
i have a package with nfs tollkit ...
i want nfs mount the filesystem beetwen two node ..
es
nodo1 nodo2
|---------|
files --> import/files
I want the filesystem to export from a node and import from the other node.
ip address of the server that export I insert the ip address of the virtual packege,
is all correct?
or does nfs try to climb on the filesystem shared on both the nodes?
i want nfs mount the filesystem beetwen two node ..
es
nodo1 nodo2
|---------|
files --> import/files
I want the filesystem to export from a node and import from the other node.
ip address of the server that export I insert the ip address of the virtual packege,
is all correct?
or does nfs try to climb on the filesystem shared on both the nodes?
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12-09-2003 11:13 PM
12-09-2003 11:13 PM
Re: nfs toolkit problem
can you let us know what package you have and what h/w and what version of o/s please.
John.
John.
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12-10-2003 02:04 AM
12-10-2003 02:04 AM
Re: nfs toolkit problem
when nfs toolkit is installed , it creates the nfs.cntl file in /opt/cmcluster/nfs .
Then there is another file called nfs_xmnt in the same directory .
Copy the nfs.cntl file to /etc/cmcluster/Package_name/package_name.cntl and also nfs_xmnt to the same directory on the exporting node .
nfs.cntl is the same file as your package control script except there is a portion where you can export the directories .
open this file and edit the lines starting with XFS . This is the portion where you export the directories with the required options .
When the cluster starts up it executes the control file and exports the directories with the options configured .
Now on the nodes that mount the nfs directories , edit the nfs_xmnt file and modify the lines beginning with SNFS to mount the exported direcories on the required mount point .
Call this nfs_xmnt script in one of the customer_defined_run_commands in the package control script .
And yes use the virtual package names or Ip addresses .
Then there is another file called nfs_xmnt in the same directory .
Copy the nfs.cntl file to /etc/cmcluster/Package_name/package_name.cntl and also nfs_xmnt to the same directory on the exporting node .
nfs.cntl is the same file as your package control script except there is a portion where you can export the directories .
open this file and edit the lines starting with XFS . This is the portion where you export the directories with the required options .
When the cluster starts up it executes the control file and exports the directories with the options configured .
Now on the nodes that mount the nfs directories , edit the nfs_xmnt file and modify the lines beginning with SNFS to mount the exported direcories on the required mount point .
Call this nfs_xmnt script in one of the customer_defined_run_commands in the package control script .
And yes use the virtual package names or Ip addresses .
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