sharectl Command
This release includes the sharectl utility, which is an administrative tool that enables you to configure and manage file-sharing protocols such as NFS. You can use this command to do the following:
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Set client and server operational properties
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Display property values for a specific protocol
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Obtain the status of a protocol
The sharectl utility uses the following syntax:
# sharectl subcommand [option] [protocol]
The sharectl utility supports the following subcommands:
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set -
Defines the properties for a file-sharing protocol. For a list of properties and property values, see the parameters described in the
nfs(5) man page. -
get -
Displays the properties and property values for the specified protocol.
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status -
Displays whether the specified protocol is enabled or disabled. If no protocol is specified, the status of all file-sharing protocols is displayed.
For more information about the sharectl utility, see the following: