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Mounting Local Machine HDD as a mount point on HP-UX server
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Hi,
You need to install some third party nfs server software on your NT server, and have the filesystem that you wish to mount on the unix server exported.
On the Unix side,
- Check NFS is in the kernal by running
#grep -n -e nfs -e lan /stand/system
- configure unix to start nfs client by setting NFS_CLIENT=1 and PCNFS_SERVER=1 /etc/rc.config.d/nfsconf file.
- Start NFS client by running /sbin/init.s/nfs.client start
- Create an appropriate entry in /etc/fstab
- Mount the NFS file system
Regards
You need to install some third party nfs server software on your NT server, and have the filesystem that you wish to mount on the unix server exported.
On the Unix side,
- Check NFS is in the kernal by running
#grep -n -e nfs -e lan /stand/system
- configure unix to start nfs client by setting NFS_CLIENT=1 and PCNFS_SERVER=1 /etc/rc.config.d/nfsconf file.
- Start NFS client by running /sbin/init.s/nfs.client start
- Create an appropriate entry in /etc/fstab
- Mount the NFS file system
Regards
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