Summary: quick help

From: Dottie Weaver <dcweaver_1999_at_hotmail.com>
Date: Wed Aug 01 2001 - 08:39:44 EDT
Thanks to all, I knew that I was doing something dumb I forgot the share I 
had everything mounted by the time this got posted, below are the replies 
thank everyone for the input.

original post:

>I am making some type of dumb mistake, please someone tell me what it
is. I am trying to mount a cdrom from server A onto server B using this
command while on server B:
>
>mount -F ufs -o rw A:/cdrom /cdrom
>
>the response that I get is:
>
>RPC: Program not registered
>nfs mount: retrying: /cdrom
>
>What am I missing.


replies:

add a share line in /etc/dfs/dfstab
/etc/init.d/nfs.server start


You have to have the cdrom share'd from System A to allow system B to
access
it and then nfs mount the share from system B

On A

share /cdrom

On B

mount -F nfs -r A:/cdrom /cdrom

Peter
---------------------------------
Peter Stokes
Ashlyn Computer Services Ltd




I knew that it was something dumb, thanks to everyone for the advise.

Dottie Weaver


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Received on Wed Aug 1 13:39:44 2001

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