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Enabling NFS Access
/etc/exports entry, shown with the read only option (-ro):
/tekxp -ro
2. To enable the mount point immediately, without booting, run:
# /usr/etc/exportfs -a[-o options]
3. Use /usr/etc/exportfs without any parameters to verify the exports.
4. Edit the /etc/hosts file and add the network computer name and address. For
example:
128.07.60.30
128.07.60.31
portland
corvallis
5. Update the arp table to add the new entries:
# arp -s ether portland 08:00:11:01:00:45
# arp -s ether corvallis 08:00:11:01:00:46
The ether switch indicates you are providing an hardware address. If you are
installing a large quantity of network computers, you might want to take
advantage of the -f filename option to the arp command. Where filename is
a file of all the network computer entries to set.
6. Use the ps command to see if nfsd is running:
# ps aux | grep nfsd | sed /grep/d
root 88
1
0
Jul 27
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0:01 nfsd
7. If nfsd is not running, type:
# /usr/etc/nfsd 8 &
8. If nfsd is running, use the kill command with the PID to restart the daemon:
# kill -HUP PID
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