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I have a directory that is currently being shared by several clients. I would like to add another client and be able to mount it without kicking the other clients off.
I edited /etc/dfs/dfstab and added the client's hostname towards the end the line. i.e. share -F nfs -o rw=client1.domain.com:client2.domain.com:client3.domain.com /shareddir client3 is the new addition. what is the alternative to stoping and starting nfs.server? |
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