stop Subcommand (System Administration Guide: Network Services)

System Administration Guide: Network Services

This subcommand is similar to the disable subcommand with these distinctions:

stop unshares the shares in specified groups, and can only be reversed by using the start subcommand.
stop can be used by SMF (Service Management Facility) to unshare the shares in specified groups during a system shutdown. See the man pages for smf(5) and svcadm(1M).
stop works only on groups that are enabled.
stop permanently removes all transient shares.

This subcommand supports the following options:

Table 6–5 Two Ways to Stop a Share Group

Using the stop Subcommand

Using the svcadm Command

The stop subcommand uses the following syntax:

# sharemgr stop [-h] [share-group | -a]

The following example unshares the shares in all groups.

# sharemgr stop -a

The svcadm command uses the following syntax:

# svcadm stop network/shares/group:share-group

The following example unshares the shares in my-group.

# svcadm stop network/shares/group:my-group