Nfs – Solaris 10: Editing nfs mounts

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I'm working on a Solaris 10 box & I need some help with nfs. My /etc/dfs/sharetab is currently:

/myvol   -       nfs     sec=sys,rw=server1:server2

How do I add a server3 to the list of where myvol can be mounted? If I'm getting this, sharetab is auto-generated from the contents of /etc/dfs/dfstab but that file has only comment lines on my machine, no share lines … so how did info about myvol etc show up in sharetab? Maybe I'm not getting this, any help will be greatly appreciated.

Best Answer

If /myvol is a ZFS filesystem, it may be shared via the sharenfs property. Use zfs list to determine the dataset name, then zfs get sharenfs mypool/myfs to query the property.

If this is the case, then you can modify it with:

zfs set sharenfs="sec=sys,rw=server1:server2:server3" mypool/myfs

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