how to mount a file system from one linux m/c to another linux m/c

[yogesh kumar_2]

Hi,

I want to mount a file system from one linux m/c to another linux m/c.For ex:

I want to mount /res/st_gg(from linux1) to /local/dr (linux2).

I have given the following command:

#mount 192.6.8.55:/res/st_gg /local/dr

It is displaying permission denied.

[melvyn burnard]

nothing to do with HP-UX, moved to a more appropriate forum

[Sandeep_Chaudhary]

check status of NFS service
#service nfs status
if not running start nfs service

#service nfs start

add entry on machine A in /etc/exports see my entry
suxde900 # cat /etc/exports
/data -access=192.78.148.150,root=192.78.148.150


Run "exportfs -a"

on machine B
#mkdir /data
run mount command


#mount -F nfs machineA:/data /data

[Gokul Chandola]

Hi,
You have define there user name and password to access of the remote machine.

Regards,
Gokul Chandola

[Deepak Kr]

Hi,

>>#mount 192.6.8.55:/res/st_gg /local/dr

It is displaying permission denied. <<<

MAke sure that you have nfs service running and file system in question is exported to another linux box using exportfs

Once done you will not get this error.