We assume in what follows that the environment variable
NASDROOT
is set to point at the root directory of the
NASD software tree, i.e. an incantation like
foo/bar/bletch
under the NASD tree.
There are three steps to starting up NASD-NFS clients:
$NASDROOT/utils/dux/mount_nasd_p
to
/sbin/mount_nasd_p
.% mount -t nasd_p filemanager:pathname mountpointFor instance, if the filemanager is running on a machine called
rhoda
and has been configured to export
the path /test
, you might say:
% mount -t nasd_p rhoda:/test /mntwhich will mount the given NASD-NFS partition as
/mnt
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