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How do I export NFS filesystems?

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How do I export NFS filesystems?

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There isn’t an /etc/exports, so you might wonder just where the thing is… You want to edit /etc/dfs/dfstab. In the header of the file are instructions on how to get things working. To export filesystems we use the “share” command instead of “exportfs” in most cases although the “exportfs” command is avaible on Solaris just like your used to but all it really does is translate normal exportfs arguments into “share”/”unshare” arguments. If you couldn’t guess, “share” will share a filesystem via NFS, “unshare” unshares it. More tips to come. Add your own tips for all our new friends. We all had questions once, lets save them the trouble! By popular demand we’re going to take a whirl-wind tour of Solaris networking and configuration.

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