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08-25-2005
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help linking directory from a hp to a solaris
I need to link a directory from a hp to a solaris machine
like mapping in windows any suggestion will be apreciated thanks Raulb 
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08-25-2005
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I will assume that the boxes are named hpbox and sunbox. You start on hpbox.
I will assume HP-UX 11i. Edit /etc/exports (create the file if it doesn't exist) and add a line to export the directory to the sunbox. Something like /some/directory -rw=sunbox Edit /etc/rc.config.d/nfsconf and make sure that NFS_SERVER=1. If it had been zero, run: /sbin/init.d/nfs.server start If it had been 1, just run: exportfs -a Now move to sunbox. Create a mountpoint: mkdir -p /nfs/hpbox/directory Add an entry to /etc/vfstab: hpbox:/some/directory - /nfs/hpbox/directory nfs - yes rw and then run mount /nfs/hpbox/directory to mount it. I think I got this right... it's close anyway.
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