An NFS mount point is required to mount a file system using
NFS. In a nonconcurrent resource group all the nodes in the resource
group mount the NFS file system. You create an NFS mount point on
each node in the resource group. The NFS mount point must be outside
the directory tree of the local mount point.
About this task
After the NFS mount point is created on all nodes in the
resource group, configure the NFS Filesystem to NFS Mount attribute
for the resource group.
To create NFS mount points and to configure
the resource group for the NFS mount:
Procedure
- On each node in the resource group, create an NFS mount
point by executing the following command:
mkdir /mount point
where mount
point is the name of the local NFS mount point over which
the remote file system is mounted.
- In the Change/Show Resources and Attributes for a Resource
Group SMIT panel, the Filesystem to NFS Mount field must
specify both mount points.
Specify the nfs mount point
and the local mount point, separating the two with a semicolon. For
example:
/nfspoint;/localpoint
If there
are more entries, separate them with a space:
/nfspoint1;/local1 /nfspoint2;/local2
- Optional: If there are nested mount points,
nest the NFS mount points in the same manner as the local mount points
so that they match correctly.
- Optional: When cross-mounting NFS file systems,
set the Filesystems Mounted before IP Configured field in SMIT
for the resource group to true.