NFS static mount commands
NFS static mount mode provides the commands to create or modify an NFS static mount configuration.
To enter the mode, use the global nfs-static-mount command. To delete a static mount, use the no nfs-static-mount command. For more information, see nfs-static-mount.
While in this mode, use the commands in the following table to define an NFS static mount.
- To view the current configuration, use the show command.
- To restore default values, use the reset command.
- To exit this configuration mode without saving changes to the running configuration, use the cancel command.
- To exit this configuration mode and save changes to the running configuration, use the exit command.
| Command | Purpose |
|---|---|
| admin-state | This command sets the administrative state for the configuration. |
| local-filesystem-access | This command controls local access to the mounted file system. |
| mount-type | This command sets the mount type of an NFS static mount. |
| read-only | This command identifies file access privileges for the static NFS mount. |
| remote | This command identifies the remote NFS file system to make available as a static mount. |
| retrans | This command specifies the maximum number of RPC minor timeouts to allow before the NFS transaction fails. |
| rsize | This command specifies the number of bytes for each read operation on the static NFS mount. |
| summary | This command specifies the brief, descriptive summary for the object instance. |
| timeo | This command specifies the initial interval between retransmission attempts to the static NFS mount. |
| transport | This command identifies the preferred transport-layer protocol for the static NFS mount. |
| version | This command identifies the preferred protocol version for the static NFS mount. |
| wsize | This command specifies the number of bytes for each write operation to the static NFS mount. |