This topic gives the syntax and examples of commands that NFS users need to know to access AIX, UNIX, , and other remote files using the NFS client. This topic shows how to perform the following tasks.

• Log on to a remote z/OS system from the NFS client if the target server is a remote NFS server
• Access NFS files from the NFS client
• Display NFS client statistical data
• Query mount points
• Display default mount point attributes
• Mount and unmount remote file systems from the NFS client
• Log out of z/OS, if the target server was a remote NFS server

The command programs are intended to run in an shell environment and are not implemented as TSO/E commands, with the exception of mount and unmount.

The mount and unmount commands are not part of NFS. See z/OS UNIX System Services Command Reference for additional details. An example of the syntax and usage is shown here for your information. You can use the TSO HELP MOUNT and TSO HELP UNMOUNT commands to see the syntax that is applicable to your system.

For information about the NFS attributes see Initialization attributes for the z/OS NFS client and Initialization attributes for the z/OS NFS server.