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06-26-2007 01:54 AM
06-26-2007 01:54 AM
nfs on vms 7.1 with ucx 4.2
hi ,
we have a process ; this process ftp'es with an account to our vms box and gets data from it's home folder. when a ntw problem occures ftp we are encountering ftp service problem on vms boxes and solution is reboot.
In place of this process we want to use nfs option. new process will run this way ; remote system will connect to vms and mount the shared resource as a local drive.
Is it a good idea and how can i configure nfs ? this will be the first nfs experience on vms for me ...
how can i see that if nfs is running on boxes ?
we have a process ; this process ftp'es with an account to our vms box and gets data from it's home folder. when a ntw problem occures ftp we are encountering ftp service problem on vms boxes and solution is reboot.
In place of this process we want to use nfs option. new process will run this way ; remote system will connect to vms and mount the shared resource as a local drive.
Is it a good idea and how can i configure nfs ? this will be the first nfs experience on vms for me ...
how can i see that if nfs is running on boxes ?
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06-26-2007 02:49 AM
06-26-2007 02:49 AM
Re: nfs on vms 7.1 with ucx 4.2
> how can i see that if nfs is running on boxes ?
TCPIP SHOW MAP
SHOW EXPORT
Or, I assume, UCX instead of TCPIP. (It
often helps to include your version data in
every question. Not everyone will remember
your details.)
> this will be the first nfs experience on vms
Everything's a little different from UNIX
(except for the things which are much
different). The real documentation should
tell you what you need to know.
TCPIP SHOW MAP
SHOW EXPORT
Or, I assume, UCX instead of TCPIP. (It
often helps to include your version data in
every question. Not everyone will remember
your details.)
> this will be the first nfs experience on vms
Everything's a little different from UNIX
(except for the things which are much
different). The real documentation should
tell you what you need to know.
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