Index
Numbers and Symbols
- # (pound sign)
- comments in direct maps
Direct Autofs Maps
- comments in indirect mapsIndirect Autofs Maps
- comments in master map (auto_master)Sample /etc/auto_master File
- comments in direct maps
- & (ampersand)
- in autofs mapsAmpersand (&)
- in autofs maps
- * (asterisk)
- in autofs mapsAsterisk (*)
- in autofs maps
- + (plus sign)
- - (dash)
- in autofs map namesMaps That Refer to Other Maps
- in autofs map names
- / (slash)
- /- as master map mount point
- master map names preceded bySample /etc/auto_master File
- root directory
- mounting by diskless clientsAbout Autofs
- mounting by diskless clients
- \ (backslash) in autofs maps
A
- –a option
- showmount commandshowmount Command
- umount commandumount Command
- showmount command
- access control list (ACL) and NFS
- descriptionNFS ACL Support
- error message, Permission deniedNFS Error Messages
- description
- access control lists (ACLs) and NFS
- descriptionACLs and nfsmapid in NFS Version 4
- description
- accessing
- NFS referralsHow to Create and Access an NFS Referral
- NFS referrals
- already mounted messageError Messages Generated by automount -v
- ampersand (&)
- in autofs mapsAmpersand (&)
- in autofs maps
- –anon option
- share commandNFS-Specific share Options
- share command
- applications
- ARCH map variablePredefined Map Variables
- asterisk (*)
- in autofs mapsAsterisk (*)
- in autofs maps
- authentication
- Diffie-Hellman (DH)DH Authentication
- RPCSecure RPC
- Diffie-Hellman (DH)
- auto_home map
- /home directorySetting Up a Common View of /home
- /home directory server setupHow to Set Up /home With Multiple Home Directory File Systems
- /home mount point
- /home directory
- auto_master file
- nobrowse optionHow to Disable Autofs Browsability for All Clients
- nobrowse option
- autofs
- /home directorySetting Up a Common View of /home
- administering mapsAdministrative Tasks Involving Maps
- browsabilityDisabling Autofs Browsability
- consolidating project-related filesHow to Consolidate Project-Related Files Under a Common Directory
- home directory server setupHow to Set Up /home With Multiple Home Directory File Systems
- maps
- network navigationHow Autofs Navigates Through the Network
- read-only file selection
- referring to other maps
- starting the navigation process
- network navigation
- metacharacters
- mount process
- mounting file systemsMounting With the Automounter
- NFS URL andHow to Use NFS URLs With Autofs
- nobrowse optionHow to Disable Autofs Browsability for All Clients
- non-NFS file system accessAccessing Non-NFS File Systems
- public file handle andHow to Use a Public File Handle With Autofs
- reference information for
- replicating shared files across several serversHow to Replicate Shared Files Across Several Servers
- shared namespace accessHow to Set Up Different Architectures to Access a Shared Namespace
- special charactersAutofs and Special Characters
- supporting incompatible client OS versions usingHow to Support Incompatible Client Operating System Versions
- unmounting processAutofs Unmounting
- /home directory
- autofs
- browsabilityAutofs Features
- featuresAutofs Features
- maps
- browsability andAutofs Features
- browsability and
- namespace dataAutofs Features
- overviewAbout Autofs
- troubleshootingTroubleshooting Autofs
- browsability
- automount commandautomount Command
- autofs andAbout Autofs
- error messagesTroubleshooting Autofs
- modifying autofs master map (auto_master)How to Modify the Master Map
- overviewHow Autofs Works
- when to runAdministrative Tasks Involving Maps
- autofs and
- automountd daemonautomountd Daemon
- autofs andAbout Autofs
- descriptionAutofs Features
- mounting andAutofs Features
- autofs and
- avoiding problems with ACLs in NFSID Mapping Problems
B
- background file-mounting optionmount Options for NFS File Systems
- backslash (\) in maps
- bad argument specified with –index optionNFS Error Messages
- bad key messageError Messages Generated by automount -v
- –bg option
- mount commandmount Options for NFS File Systems
- mount command
- booting
- diskless client securityUsing Secure RPC With NFS
- mounting file systemsHow to Mount a File System at Boot Time
- diskless client security
- browsability
- disablingDisabling Autofs Browsability
- overviewAutofs Features
- disabling
- browsing
- with an NFS URLAccessing an NFS URL by Using a Browser
- with an NFS URL
C
- cache and NFS Version 3NFS Version 3 Protocol
- can't mount messageError Messages Generated by automount -v
- cannot receive reply messageMiscellaneous Error Messages
- cannot send packet messageMiscellaneous Error Messages
- checking for unmapped user or group IDsChecking for Unmapped User IDs or Group IDs
- clear_locks commandclear_locks Command
- client recovery
- NFS Version 4Client Recovery in NFS Version 4
- NFS Version 4
- client-side failover
- enablingHow to Use Client-Side Failover
- in NFS Version 4Client-Side Failover in NFS Version 4
- NFS locking andFailover and NFS Locking
- NFS supportNFS Client Failover
- overviewClient-Side Failover
- replicated file systemsWhat Is a Replicated File System?
- enabling
- client_versmax parametermountd Daemon
- client_versmin parametermountd Daemon
- commands
- FedFSFedFS Commands
- hung programsNFS Error Messages
- NFSNFS Commands
- FedFS
- comments
- in direct mapsDirect Autofs Maps
- in indirect mapsIndirect Autofs Maps
- in master map (auto_master)Sample /etc/auto_master File
- in direct maps
- consolidating project-related filesHow to Consolidate Project-Related Files Under a Common Directory
- conversation keyDH Authentication
- could not use public filehandle messageNFS Error Messages
- couldn't create mount point messageError Messages Generated by automount -v
- CPU map variablePredefined Map Variables
- creating
- namespace database (FedFS)How to Create a Namespace Database
- NFS referrals
- secure connection (FedFS)How to Use a Secured Connection to the NSDB
- namespace database (FedFS)
- credentials
- descriptionSecure RPC
- UNIX authenticationSecure RPC
- description
D
- –d option
- showmount commandshowmount Command
- showmount command
- daemon running already messageNFS Error Messages
- daemons
- automountdautomountd Daemon
- autofs andAbout Autofs
- autofs and
- lockdlockd Daemon
- mountdmountd Daemon
- checking response on serverHow to Check the NFS Server Remotely
- not registered with rpcbind daemonNFS Error Messages
- verifying if running
- checking response on server
- nfs4cbdnfs4cbd Daemon
- nfsd
- checking response on serverHow to Check the NFS Server Remotely
- descriptionnfsd Daemon
- verifying if runningHow to Verify the NFS Service on the Server
- checking response on server
- nfslogdnfslogd Daemon
- nfsmapidnfsmapid Daemon
- reparsedreparsed Daemon
- required for remote mountingStrategies for NFS Troubleshooting
- rpcbind
- mount error messages
- statdstatd Daemon
- automountd
- dash (-)
- in autofs map namesMaps That Refer to Other Maps
- in autofs map names
- delegation
- NFS Version 4Delegation in NFS Version 4
- NFS Version 4
- DH authentication
- password protectionSecure RPC
- secure NFS andAdministering the Secure NFS System
- user authenticationSecure NFS Systems
- password protection
- dir must start with '/' messageMiscellaneous Error Messages
- direct I/O mounting optionmount Options for NFS File Systems
- direct maps (autofs)
- comments inDirect Autofs Maps
- descriptionAdministrative Tasks Involving Maps
- exampleDirect Autofs Maps
- overviewDirect Autofs Maps
- syntaxDirect Autofs Maps
- when to run automount commandAdministrative Tasks Involving Maps
- comments in
- disabling
- autofs browsability
- overviewDisabling Autofs Browsability
- overview
- mount access for one clientHow to Disable Mount Access for One Client
- autofs browsability
- diskless clients
- manual mounting requirementsAbout Autofs
- security during boot processUsing Secure RPC With NFS
- manual mounting requirements
- displaying
- mountable file systemsDisplaying Information About File Systems Available for Mounting
- restricted file system informationRestricting File System Information Displayed to Clients
- mountable file systems
- DNS record
- domain names
- Secure NFS system andAdministering the Secure NFS System
- Secure NFS system and
- domains
- definitionAdministering the Secure NFS System
- definition
E
- /etc/default/autofs file
- configuring autofs environmentUsing SMF Parameters to Configure Your Autofs Environment
- configuring autofs environment
- /etc/default/nfslogd file/etc/default/nfslogd File
- /etc/mnttab file
- comparing with auto_master mapsvc:/system/filesystem/autofs Service Starts
automount
- comparing with auto_master map
- /etc/netconfig fileNFS Files
- /etc/nfs/nfslog.conf file/etc/nfs/nfslog.conf File
- /etc/services file
- nfsd entriesNFS Error Messages
- nfsd entries
- /etc/vfstab file
- automount command andsvc:/system/filesystem/autofs Service Starts
automount
- diskless clientsAbout Autofs
- enabling client-side failoverHow to Use Client-Side Failover
- mounting file systems at boot timeHow to Mount a File System at Boot Time
- NFS servers andHow to Mount a File System at Boot Time
- automount command and
- –e option
- showmount commandshowmount Command
- showmount command
- enabling
- client-side failoverHow to Use Client-Side Failover
- NFS server loggingHow to Enable NFS Server Logging
- WebNFS serviceHow to Enable WebNFS Access
- client-side failover
- error checking messageNFS Error Messages
- error locking messageNFS Error Messages
- error messages
- generated by automount -vError Messages Generated by automount -v
- miscellaneous automount messagesMiscellaneous Error Messages
- No such file or directoryNFS Error Messages
- open errors
- NFS andNFS Version 3 Protocol
- NFS and
- Permission deniedNFS Error Messages
- server not responding
- keyboard interrupt forStrategies for NFS Troubleshooting
- keyboard interrupt for
- server not responding
- hung programsNFS Error Messages
- remote mounting problems
- hung programs
- write errors
- NFS andNFS Version 3 Protocol
- NFS and
- generated by automount -v
- executable mapsExecutable Autofs Maps
F
- –F option
- unshareall commandunshareall Command
- unshareall command
- failover
- error messageNFS Error Messages
- mount command example
- NFS supportNFS Client Failover
- error message
- Federated File System SeeFedFS
- FedFS
- administeringAdministering FedFS
- DNS record forSet Up a DNS Record for a FedFS Server
- LDAP schemaHow to Create a Namespace Database
- mount pointMount Point /nfs4
- administering
- FedFS commandsFedFS Commands
- –fg option
- mount commandmount Options for NFS File Systems
- mount command
- file attributes and NFS Version 3NFS Version 3 Protocol
- file permissions
- NFS Version 3 improvementNFS Version 3 Protocol
- WebNFS andPlanning for WebNFS Access
- NFS Version 3 improvement
- file sharing
- giving root accessNFS-Specific share Options
- listed clients onlyshare Options
- multiple file systemsshareall Command
- NFS Version 3 improvements
- overviewshare Command
- read-write access
- replicating shared files across several serversHow to Replicate Shared Files Across Several Servers
- security issues
- unauthenticated users andNFS-Specific share Options
- unsharingunshareall Command
- giving root access
- File Sharing
- NFS CommandsAdministering Network File Systems
- NFS Commands
- file system namespace
- NFS Version 4File System Namespace in NFS Version 4
- NFS Version 4
- file systems and NFSNFS File Systems
- file too large messageNFS Error Messages
- file transfer size
- negotiationFile Transfer Size Negotiation
- negotiation
- file-sharing optionsshare Options
- files and file systems
- autofs access
- non-NFS file systemsAccessing Non-NFS File Systems
- non-NFS file systems
- autofs selection of files
- consolidating project-related filesHow to Consolidate Project-Related Files Under a Common Directory
- definitionNFS File Systems
- file systemsNFS File Systems
- local file systems
- unmounting groupsumountall Command
- unmounting groups
- NFS files and their functionsNFS Files
- NFS treatment of
- remote file systems
- listing clients with remotely mounted file systemsshowmount Command
- mounting from file system tableumountall Command
- unmounting groupsumountall Command
- listing clients with remotely mounted file systems
- autofs access
- firewalls
- mounting file systems throughHow to Mount an NFS File System Through a Firewall
- NFS access throughExtensions for NFS Mounting
- WebNFS access throughEnabling WebNFS Access Through a Firewall
- mounting file systems through
- –forcedirectio option
- mount commandmount Options for NFS File Systems
- mount command
- foreground file-mounting optionmount Options for NFS File Systems
- ftp archive
- WebNFS andPlanning for WebNFS Access
- WebNFS and
- fuser command
- umountall command andumountall Command
- umountall command and
G
- –g option
- lockd daemonlockd Daemon
- lockd daemon
- grace_period parameter
- lockd daemonlockd Daemon
- lockd daemon
- GSS-API
- and NFSRPCSEC_GSS Security Flavor
- and NFS
H
- /home directory and NFS server setupHow to Set Up /home With Multiple Home Directory File Systems
- /home mount point
- –h option
- umountall commandumountall Command
- umountall command
- –hard option
- mount commandmount Options for NFS File Systems
- mount command
- hierarchical mount points messageMiscellaneous Error Messages
- hierarchical mounts (multiple mounts)Hierarchical Mounting
- host not responding messageMiscellaneous Error Messages
- HOST map variablePredefined Map Variables
- hosts
- unmounting all file systems fromumountall Command
- unmounting all file systems from
- HTML file
- WebNFS andPlanning for WebNFS Access
- WebNFS and
- httpd command
- firewall access and WebNFSEnabling WebNFS Access Through a Firewall
- firewall access and WebNFS
- hung programsNFS Error Messages
I
- ID mapping fails
- reasons whyID Mapping Problems
- reasons why
- –index option
- bad argument error messageNFS Error Messages
- share commandHow to Enable WebNFS Access
- WebNFS andPlanning for WebNFS Access
- bad argument error message
- indirect maps (autofs)
- comments inIndirect Autofs Maps
- descriptionAdministrative Tasks Involving Maps
- when to run automount commandAdministrative Tasks Involving Maps
- comments in
- –intr option
- mount commandStrategies for NFS Troubleshooting
- mount command
K
- /kernel/fs file
- checkingNFS Files
- checking
- –k option
- umountall commandumountall Command
- umountall command
- KERB authentication
- kernel
- checking response on serverHow to Check Connectivity on an NFS Client
- checking response on server
- keyboard interruption of mountingStrategies for NFS Troubleshooting
- keylogin command
- remote login security issuesUsing Secure RPC With NFS
- remote login security issues
- keylogout command
- secure NFS andUsing Secure RPC With NFS
- secure NFS and
- keywords
- NFS Version negotiationVersion Negotiation in NFS
- NFS Version negotiation
L
- –l option
- umountall commandumountall Command
- umountall command
- large files
- NFS supportNFS Large File Support
- NFS support
- –largefiles option
- error messageNFS Error Messages
- mount commandmount Options for NFS File Systems
- error message
- LDAP schema
- for FedFSHow to Create a Namespace Database
- for FedFS
- leading space in map entry messageError Messages Generated by automount -v
- listing
- clients with remotely mounted file systemsshowmount Command
- mounted file systemsUsing the mount Command
- shared file systemsSetting Access Lists With the share Command
- clients with remotely mounted file systems
- local cache and NFS Version 3NFS Version 3 Protocol
- local file systems
- unmounting groupsumountall Command
- unmounting groups
- local files
- updating autofs mapsAdministrative Tasks Involving Maps
- updating autofs maps
- lockd daemonlockd Daemon
- LOCKD_GRACE_PERIOD parameter
- lockd daemonlockd Daemon
- lockd daemon
- lockd_retransmit_timeout parameter
- lockd daemonlockd Daemon
- lockd daemon
- lockd_servers parameter
- lockd daemonlockd Daemon
- lockd daemon
- locking
- NFS Version 3 improvementsNetwork Lock Manager and NFS
- NFS Version 3 improvements
- –log option
- share commandNFS-Specific share Options
- share command
- login command
- secure NFS andUsing Secure RPC With NFS
- secure NFS and
- ls command
- ACL entries andID Mapping Problems
- ACL entries and
M
- map key bad messageMiscellaneous Error Messages
- maps (autofs)
- administrative tasksAdministrative Tasks Involving Maps
- automount command
- when to runAdministrative Tasks Involving Maps
- when to run
- avoiding mount conflictsAvoiding Mount Point Conflicts
- executableExecutable Autofs Maps
- maintenance methodsAdministrative Tasks Involving Maps
- multiple mountsHierarchical Mounting
- network navigationHow Autofs Navigates Through the Network
- referring to other maps
- selecting read-only files for clients
- special characters inAutofs and Special Characters
- splitting long lines in
- starting the navigation process
- types and their usesAdministrative Tasks Involving Maps
- administrative tasks
- master map (auto_master)
- /- mount point
- comments inSample /etc/auto_master File
- comparing with /etc/mnttab filesvc:/system/filesystem/autofs Service Starts
automount
- descriptionAdministrative Tasks Involving Maps
- preinstalledSetting Up a Common View of /home
- security restrictionsAutofs Security Restrictions
- when to run automount commandAdministrative Tasks Involving Maps
- mirror mounts
- mounting all file systems from one serverHow to Mount All File Systems From a Server
- overviewHow Mirror Mounts Work
- mounting all file systems from one server
- mnttab file
- comparing with auto_master mapsvc:/system/filesystem/autofs Service Starts
automount
- comparing with auto_master map
- modifying
- NFS referralsModifying an Existing NFS Referral
- NFS referrals
- mount of server:pathname errorMiscellaneous Error Messages
- mount points
- /- as master map mount point
- /netMount Point /net
- avoiding conflictsAvoiding Mount Point Conflicts
- mount commandmount Command
- autofs andAbout Autofs
- diskless clients' need forAbout Autofs
- failover with
- manually mounting file systemsHow to Mount a File System From the Command Line
- NFS URL withUsing the mount Command
- options
- descriptionmount Options for NFS File Systems
- no argumentsUsing the mount Command
- description
- autofs and
- mountall commandmountall Command
- mountd daemonmountd Daemon
- checking response on serverHow to Check the NFS Server Remotely
- not registered with rpcbindNFS Error Messages
- verifying if running
- checking response on server
- mounting
- all file systems in a tablemountall Command
- autofs andHierarchical Mounting
- autofs andAbout Autofs
- background retriesmount Options for NFS File Systems
- diskless client requirementsAbout Autofs
- examplesUsing the mount Command
- force direct I/Omount Options for NFS File Systems
- foreground retriesmount Options for NFS File Systems
- keyboard interruption duringStrategies for NFS Troubleshooting
- mirror mounts andMounting a File System Using Mirror Mounts
- nfsd daemon andHow File Systems Are Mounted in NFS Version 3
- overlaying already mounted file systemUsing the mount Command
- portmapper andHow File Systems Are Mounted in NFS Version 3
- public file handle andHow File Systems Are Mounted in NFS Version 3
- read-only specification
- read-write specificationmount Options for NFS File Systems
- remote mounting
- daemons requiredStrategies for NFS Troubleshooting
- daemons required
- soft compared to hardStrategies for NFS Troubleshooting
- all file systems in a table
- mounting file systems
- autofs andMounting With the Automounter
- boot time methodHow to Mount a File System at Boot Time
- disabling access for one clientHow to Disable Mount Access for One Client
- manually (on the fly)How to Mount a File System From the Command Line
- mounting all from one serverHow to Mount All File Systems From a Server
- overviewMounting File Systems
- task mapMounting File Systems
- through a firewallHow to Mount an NFS File System Through a Firewall
- autofs and
N
- /net mount pointMount Point /net
- /nfs4 mount point
- namespaces
- autofs andAutofs Features
- autofs and
- naming services
- autofs map maintenance methodsAdministrative Tasks Involving Maps
- autofs map maintenance methods
- navigating using maps
- starting the process
- negotiation
- file transfer sizeFile Transfer Size Negotiation
- WebNFS securitySecurity Negotiation for the WebNFS Service
- file transfer size
- netconfig file
- descriptionNFS Files
- description
- Network Lock ManagerNetwork Lock Manager and NFS
- NFS
- commandsNFS Commands
- daemonsNFS Daemons
- version negotiationVersion Negotiation in NFS
- commands
- NFS ACL
- error message, Permission deniedNFS Error Messages
- error message, Permission denied
- NFS administration
- administrator responsibilities
- NFS can't support nolargefiles messageNFS Error Messages
- NFS clients
- incompatible operating system supportHow to Support Incompatible Client Operating System Versions
- NFS servicesNFS Servers and Clients
- incompatible operating system support
- NFS environment
- Secure NFS systemSecure NFS Systems
- Secure NFS system
- NFS locking
- client-side failover andFailover and NFS Locking
- client-side failover and
- NFS referrals
- overviewHow NFS Referrals Work
- removingHow to Remove an NFS Referral
- overview
- NFS server logging
- enablingHow to Enable NFS Server Logging
- overviewNFS Server Logging
- enabling
- NFS servers
- autofs selection of filesServer Proximity
- daemons required for remote mountingStrategies for NFS Troubleshooting
- identifying currentIdentifying the Host Providing the NFS Service
- replicating shared filesHow to Replicate Shared Files Across Several Servers
- troubleshooting
- clearing problemsHow to Check Connectivity on an NFS Client
- remote mounting problems
- clearing problems
- weighting in mapsAutofs and Weighting
- autofs selection of files
- NFS services
- restartingHow to Restart NFS Service
- selecting different versions on client by
- changing the SMF propertiesHow to Select Different Versions of NFS on a Client
- using the mount commandHow to Use the mount Command to Select Different Versions of NFS on a
Client
- changing the SMF properties
- selecting different versions on serverHow to Select Different Versions of NFS on a Server
- task mapSetting Up the NFS Service
- restarting
- NFS troubleshooting
- determining where NFS service has failedHow to Verify the NFS Service on the Server
- hung programsNFS Error Messages
- remote mounting problemsNFS Error Messages
- server problemsHow to Check Connectivity on an NFS Client
- strategiesStrategies for NFS Troubleshooting
- determining where NFS service has failed
- NFS URL
- autofs andHow to Use NFS URLs With Autofs
- mount command exampleUsing the mount Command
- mounting file systems withHow to Mount an NFS File System by Using an NFS URL
- mounting withExtensions for NFS Mounting
- WebNFS andPlanning for WebNFS Access
- autofs and
- NFS V2 can't support largefiles messageNFS Error Messages
- NFS Version 4
- features inFeatures in NFS Version 4
- features in
- nfs4cbd daemonnfs4cbd Daemon
- nfscast: cannot receive reply messageMiscellaneous Error Messages
- nfscast: cannot send packet messageMiscellaneous Error Messages
- nfscast: select messageMiscellaneous Error Messages
- nfsd daemonnfsd Daemon
- checking response on serverHow to Check the NFS Server Remotely
- mounting andHow File Systems Are Mounted in NFS Version 3
- verifying if runningHow to Verify the NFS Service on the Server
- checking response on server
- nfslog.conf file/etc/nfs/nfslog.conf File
- nfslogd daemon
- descriptionnfslogd Daemon
- description
- nfslogd file/etc/default/nfslogd File
- nfsmapid daemon
- additional information aboutAdditional Information About nfsmapid
- configuration files andConfiguration Files and the nfsmapid Daemon
- configuring the NFSv4 default domainConfiguring the NFS Version 4 Default Domain
- description
- DNS TXT records andnfsmapid and DNS TXT Records
- identifying NFSv4 domainChecking for the NFS Version 4 Domain
- precedence rules andPrecedence Rules
- additional information about
- nfsmapid_domain parameternfsmapid Daemon
- NFSMAPID_DOMAIN keywordID Mapping Problems
- nfsref command
- descriptionnfsref Command
- description
- NIS name service
- updating autofs mapsAdministrative Tasks Involving Maps
- updating autofs maps
- no info messageMiscellaneous Error Messages
- No such file or directory messageNFS Error Messages
- nobrowse option
- auto_master fileHow to Disable Autofs Browsability for All Clients
- auto_master file
- nobrowse parameter
- –nolargefiles option
- error messageNFS Error Messages
- mount commandmount Options for NFS File Systems
- error message
- –nosuid option
- share commandNFS-Specific share Options
- share command
- Not a directory messageMiscellaneous Error Messages
- Not found messageError Messages Generated by automount -v
- nsdb-list command
- descriptionFedFS Commands
- description
- nsdb-nces command
- descriptionFedFS Commands
- description
- nsdb-resolve-fsn command
- descriptionFedFS Commands
- description
- nsdb-update-nci command
- descriptionFedFS Commands
- description
- nsdbparams command
- descriptionFedFS Commands
- description
- –nthreads option
- lockd daemonlockd Daemon
- lockd daemon
- number sign (#)
- comments in direct mapsDirect Autofs Maps
- comments in indirect mapsIndirect Autofs Maps
- comments in master map (auto_master)Sample /etc/auto_master File
- comments in direct maps
O
- –o option
- mount commandUsing the mount Command
- mount command
- –O option
- mount commandUsing the mount Command
- mount command
- –o option
- open errors
- NFS andNFS Version 3 Protocol
- NFS and
- OPEN share support
- NFS Version 4OPEN Share Support in NFS Version 4
- NFS Version 4
- operating systems
- map variablesPredefined Map Variables
- supporting incompatible versionsHow to Support Incompatible Client Operating System Versions
- map variables
- OSNAME map variablePredefined Map Variables
- OSREL map variablePredefined Map Variables
- OSVERS map variablePredefined Map Variables
- overlaying already mounted file systemUsing the mount Command
P
- passwords
- autofs and superuser passwordsAbout Autofs
- DH password protectionSecure RPC
- autofs and superuser passwords
- pathconf: server not responding messageMiscellaneous Error Messages
- pathconf: no info messageMiscellaneous Error Messages
- Permission denied messageNFS Error Messages
- permissions
- NFS Version 3 improvementNFS Version 3 Protocol
- NFS Version 3 improvement
- plus sign (+)
- portmapper
- mounting andHow File Systems Are Mounted in NFS Version 3
- mounting and
- pound sign (#)
- comments in direct mapsDirect Autofs Maps
- comments in indirect mapsIndirect Autofs Maps
- comments in master map (auto_master)Sample /etc/auto_master File
- comments in direct maps
- printing
- list of remotely mounted directoriesshowmount Command
- list of shared or exported filesshowmount Command
- list of remotely mounted directories
- problems with ACLs in NFS
- avoidingID Mapping Problems
- avoiding
- processor type map variablePredefined Map Variables
- programs
- projects
- consolidating filesHow to Consolidate Project-Related Files Under a Common Directory
- consolidating files
- pstack commandpstack Command
- public file handle
- mounting andHow File Systems Are Mounted in NFS Version 3
- NFS mounting withExtensions for NFS Mounting
- WebNFS andPlanning for WebNFS Access
- mounting and
- public-key cryptography
- common keyDH Authentication
- conversation keyDH Authentication
- database of public keys
- DH authentication
- secret key
- databaseDH Authentication
- deleting from remote serverUsing Secure RPC With NFS
- database
- time synchronizationDH Authentication
- common key
- public-key map
- DH authenticationDH Authentication
- DH authentication
- –public option
- in dfstab fileHow to Enable WebNFS Access
- share error messageNFS Error Messages
- WebNFS andPlanning for WebNFS Access
- in dfstab file
R
- –r option
- mount commandUsing the mount Command
- umountall commandumountall Command
- mount command
- read-only type
- file selection by autofs
- mounting file systems as
- sharing file systems as
- read-write type
- mounting file systems asmount Options for NFS File Systems
- sharing file systems as
- mounting file systems as
- referrals SeeNFS referrals
- remote file systems
- listing clients with remotely mounted file systemsshowmount Command
- unmounting groupsumountall Command
- listing clients with remotely mounted file systems
- remote mounting
- daemons requiredStrategies for NFS Troubleshooting
- daemons required
- Remote Procedure Call (RPC)
- Secure
- overviewSecure RPC
- overview
- Secure
- remount messageError Messages Generated by automount -v
- removing
- removing locksclear_locks Command
- reparsed daemonreparsed Daemon
- replicas must have the same version messageNFS Error Messages
- replicated file systemWhat Is a Replicated File System?
- replicated mounts
- soft option andNFS Error Messages
- soft option and
- replicated mounts must be read-only messageNFS Error Messages
- replicated mounts must not be soft messageNFS Error Messages
- replicating shared files across several serversHow to Replicate Shared Files Across Several Servers
- restricting
- displayed file system informationRestricting File System Information Displayed to Clients
- displayed file system information
- rlogin command
- secure NFS andUsing Secure RPC With NFS
- secure NFS and
- –ro option
- mount commandmount Options for NFS File Systems
- mount command with –o flagUsing the mount Command
- mount command
- root directory
- mounting by diskless clientsAbout Autofs
- mounting by diskless clients
- –root option
- share commandNFS-Specific share Options
- share command
- RPC
- authenticationSecure RPC
- Secure
- DH authorization issues
- authentication
- rpcbind daemon
- dead or hungNFS Error Messages
- mountd daemon not registeredNFS Error Messages
- dead or hung
- rpcinfo commandrpcinfo Command
- RPCSEC_GSSRPCSEC_GSS Security Flavor
- –rw option
- mount commandmount Options for NFS File Systems
- mount command
- rw=client option
- umountall commandshare Options
- umountall command
S
- –s option
- umountall commandumountall Command
- umountall command
- secret key
- databaseDH Authentication
- deleting from remote serverUsing Secure RPC With NFS
- server crash and
- database
- Secure NFS system
- administeringAdministering the Secure NFS System
- DH authentication andAdministering the Secure NFS System
- domain nameAdministering the Secure NFS System
- overviewSecure NFS Systems
- administering
- Secure RPC
- DH authorization issues
- overviewSecure RPC
- security
- applying autofs restrictionsHow to Apply Autofs Security Restrictions
- DH authentication
- password protectionSecure RPC
- user authenticationSecure NFS Systems
- password protection
- file-sharing issues
- NFS Version 3 andNFS Version 3 Protocol
- Secure NFS system
- administeringAdministering the Secure NFS System
- overviewSecure NFS Systems
- administering
- Secure RPC
- DH authorization issues
- overviewSecure RPC
- UNIX authentication
- applying autofs restrictions
- security and NFS
- error message, Permission deniedNFS Error Messages
- error message, Permission denied
- security flavorsRPCSEC_GSS Security Flavor
- security mode selection and mount commandmount Options for NFS File Systems
- serial unmountingumountall Command
- server not responding messageMiscellaneous Error Messages
- keyboard interrupt forStrategies for NFS Troubleshooting
- keyboard interrupt for
- server not responding messageError Messages Generated by automount -v
- hung programsNFS Error Messages
- remote mounting problemsNFS Error Messages
- hung programs
- server_delegation parameternfsd Daemon
- server_versmax parameternfsd Daemon
- server_versmin parameternfsd Daemon
- servers See AlsoNFS servers
- autofs selection of filesHow Autofs Selects the Nearest Read-Only Files for Clients
- crashes and secret keys
- home directory server setupHow to Set Up /home With Multiple Home Directory File Systems
- NFS servers and vfstab fileHow to Mount a File System at Boot Time
- NFS servicesNFS Servers and Clients
- autofs selection of files
- servers and clients
- NFS serviceNFS Servers and Clients
- NFS service
- setfacl command
- setgid mode
- share commandNFS-Specific share Options
- share command
- setting
- nobrowse parameterHow to Completely Disable Autofs Browsability on a Single NFS Client
- nobrowse parameter
- setuid mode
- Secure RPC andUsing Secure RPC With NFS
- share commandNFS-Specific share Options
- Secure RPC and
- share command
- descriptionshare Command
- enabling WebNFS serviceHow to Enable WebNFS Access
- optionsshare Options
- security issuesNFS-Specific share Options
- description
- shareall commandshareall Command
- sharing Seefile sharing
- showmount commandshowmount Command
- showmount_info propertyRestricting File System Information Displayed to Clients
- single-user mode and securityUsing Secure RPC With NFS
- slash (/)
- /- as master map mount point
- master map names preceded bySample /etc/auto_master File
- root directory, mounting by diskless clientsAbout Autofs
- snoop commandsnoop Command
- –soft option
- mount commandmount Options for NFS File Systems
- mount command
- special characters in maps
- enclosing in quotation marksAutofs and Special Characters
- enclosing in quotation marks
- statd daemonstatd Daemon
- superuser
- autofs and passwordsAbout Autofs
- autofs and passwords
- synchronizing timeDH Authentication
T
- –t option
- lockd daemonlockd Daemon
- lockd daemon
- TCP
- NFS Version 3 andNFS Over TCP
- NFS Version 3 and
- telnet command
- secure NFS andUsing Secure RPC With NFS
- secure NFS and
- time synchronizationDH Authentication
- transport protocol
- NFS negotiationUDP and TCP Negotiation
- NFS negotiation
- transport setup problem
- error messageNFS Error Messages
- error message
- troubleshooting
- autofsTroubleshooting Autofs
- avoiding mount point conflictsAvoiding Mount Point Conflicts
- error messages generated by automount -vError Messages Generated by automount -v
- miscellaneous error messagesMiscellaneous Error Messages
- avoiding mount point conflicts
- NFS
- determining where NFS service has failedHow to Verify the NFS Service on the Server
- hung programsNFS Error Messages
- remote mounting problems
- server problemsHow to Check Connectivity on an NFS Client
- strategiesStrategies for NFS Troubleshooting
- determining where NFS service has failed
- autofs
- Troubleshooting
- NFS CommandsTroubleshooting Network File Systems
- NFS Commands
- truss commandtruss Command
U
- /usr/kvm directory
- mounting by diskless clientsAbout Autofs
- mounting by diskless clients
- /usr/lib/fs/nfs/fedfs-11.schema fileHow to Create a Namespace Database
- /usr/sbin/mount command Seemount command
- /usr/sbin/nsdb-list command
- descriptionFedFS Commands
- description
- /usr/sbin/nsdb-nces command
- descriptionFedFS Commands
- description
- /usr/sbin/nsdb-resolve-fsn command
- descriptionFedFS Commands
- description
- /usr/sbin/nsdb-update-nci command
- descriptionFedFS Commands
- description
- /usr/sbin/nsdbparams command
- descriptionFedFS Commands
- description
- /usr/sbin/showmount commandshowmount Command
- /usr/sbin/unshareall commandunshareall Command
- /usr directory
- mounting by diskless clientsAbout Autofs
- mounting by diskless clients
- UDP
- NFS andNFS Over UDP
- NFS and
- umount command
- autofs andAbout Autofs
- descriptionumount Command
- autofs and
- umountall commandumountall Command
- UNIX authentication
- unmapped user or group IDs
- checking forChecking for Unmapped User IDs or Group IDs
- checking for
- unmounting
- autofs andAutofs Unmounting
- autofs andAbout Autofs
- examplesUnmounting a File System
- groups of file systemsumountall Command
- mirror mounts andUnmounting a File System Using Mirror Mounts
- autofs and
- unshare commandunshare Command
- unshareall commandunshareall Command
- unsharing and resharing
- unsharing file systems
- unshare commandunshare Command
- unshareall commandunshareall Command
- unshare command
- URL service types
- WebNFS andAccessing an NFS URL by Using a Browser
- WebNFS and
V
- –V option
- umount commandumount Command
- umount command
- –v option
- automount commandError Messages Generated by automount -v
- automount command
- variables in map entries
- verifiers
- RPC authentication systemSecure RPC
- RPC authentication system
- version negotiation
- vfstab file
- automount command andsvc:/system/filesystem/autofs Service Starts
automount
- enabling client-side failoverHow to Use Client-Side Failover
- mounting by diskless clientsAbout Autofs
- mounting file systems at boot timeHow to Mount a File System at Boot Time
- NFS servers andHow to Mount a File System at Boot Time
- automount command and
- volatile file handles
- NFS Version 4Volatile File Handles in NFS Version 4
- NFS Version 4
W
- WARNING: mountpoint already mounted on messageError Messages Generated by automount -v
- WebNFS service
- descriptionHow the WebNFS Service Works
- enablingHow to Enable WebNFS Access
- firewalls andEnabling WebNFS Access Through a Firewall
- overviewWebNFS Support
- planning forPlanning for WebNFS Access
- security negotiations andSecurity Negotiation for the WebNFS Service
- task mapAdministering WebNFS
- URL service types andAccessing an NFS URL by Using a Browser
- description
- weighting of servers in mapsAutofs and Weighting
- write errors
- NFS andNFS Version 3 Protocol
- NFS and