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08-02-05 12:51 PM

I have NetApps as filer, and a sun solaris 8 as NIS server.
I could not find mount set up configuretation on NIS server
/etc/auto_master or
/var/yp/src area.
Any Idea? Appreciate your help.
Thanks

Jamie Beverly wrote:
> It could be in NIS, if the mount in question is a automount, in which cas=
e a[vbcol=seagreen]
> ypcat auto_master would indicate which map contained the mount.
> you can also check your local /etc/auto_master, and see if it's there.
>
> however the resource was mounted will be the location of the mount options
> used to mount it. i.e. if you typed mount -a, or perhaps
> mount /apps/commapps_sol, then it was mounted from /etc/vfstab. If it was
> mounted on the command line, then the mount options were specified at that
> time. If mounted via automount, then the options would be specified in the
> automount map, (which could be in nis, nis+, ldap, /etc/auto_*, etc)
>
> an example auto_master map might look like this:
>
> /apps   auto_apps       -retry=3D2
>
> and the auto_apps map might look like this
>
> commapps_sol    - timeo=3D650,hard,rsize=3D32768,wsize=3D3
2768
> somehost:/export/apps_sol
>
>
>
> or, your vfstab may look like this
>
> somehost:/apps_sol         -                       /apps/commapps_sol
> nfs     -       yes     timeo=3D650,hard
>
>
> you should bare in mind that many of those values are default values, and
> may not be explicitely defined anywhere.
>
>
>
> blackdog wrote:
> 






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