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Operating Systems AIX How to make NFS4 mount permanent ? Post 303005625 by System Admin 77 on Friday 20th of October 2017 09:59:58 AM
Old 10-20-2017
Thanks for your reply.

I usually use smitty nfs to mount NFSv3 share filesystems (or sometimes mount command).


I tired the same for NFSv4.


Code:
[root@nfsclient]/>smitty nfs
                                                                Add a File System for Mounting

Type or select values in entry fields.
Press Enter AFTER making all desired changes.

                                                        [Entry Fields]
*  Pathname of mount point                             [/mntpoint]                                                                                              /
* Pathname of remote directory                       [/nfs4share/test]
* Host where remote directory resides                [nfsserver]
  Mount type name                                    []
*  Security method                                     [sys]                                                                                                  +
* Mount now, add entry to /etc/filesystems or both?    both                                                                                                   +
* /etc/filesystems entry will mount the directory      yes                                                                                                    +
   on system restart.
* Mode for this NFS file  system                        read-write                                                                                            +
* Attempt mount in foreground or background            background                                                                                            +
  Number of times to attempt mount                    []                                                                                                      #
  Buffer size for read                                []                                                                                                      #
  Buffer size for writes                              []                                                                                                      #
  NFS timeout. In tenths of a second                  []                                                                                                      #
  NFS version for this NFS filesystem                  any                                                                                                   +
  Transport protocol to use                            any                                                                                                   +
  Internet port number for server                     []                                                                                                      #
* Allow execution of setuid and setgid programs        yes                                                                                                   +
   in this file system?
* Allow device access via this  mount?                  yes                                                                                                   +
* Server supports long device numbers?                 yes                                                                                                   +
* Mount file system soft or hard                       hard                                                                                                  +
  Minimum time, in seconds, for holding               [3]                                                                                                     #
   attribute cache after file modification
  Allow keyboard  interrupts on hard mounts?            yes                                                                                                   +
  Maximum time, in seconds, for holding               [60]                                                                                                    #
   attribute cache after file modification
  Minimum time, in  seconds, for holding               [30]                                                                                                    #
   attribute cache after directory modification
  Maximum time,  in seconds, for holding               [60]                                                                                                    #
   attribute cache after directory modification
  Minimum &  maximum time, in seconds, for             []                                                                                                      #
   holding attribute cache after any modification
  The maximum  number of biod daemons allowed          [6]                                                                                                     #
   to work on this file system
* Use acls on this  mount?                              no                                                                                                    +
  Number of NFS retransmits                           []                                                                                                      #
* Exchange POSIX pathconf information?                 no                                                                                                    +
* Inherit group IDs?                                   no                                                                                                    +



F1=Help                                F2=Refresh                              F3=Cancel                              F4=List
F5=Reset                               F6=Command                              F7=Edit                                F8=Image
F9=Shell                               F10=Exit                                Enter=Do

Please let me know if I need to provide additional details.

Thank you.

---------- Post updated at 09:59 AM ---------- Previous update was at 09:56 AM ----------

Received below error

Code:
Command: failed        stdout: yes           stderr: no

Before command completion, additional instructions may appear below.

mount: 1831-011 access denied for nfsserver:/nfs4shre/test
mount: 1831-008 giving up on:
nfsserver:/nfs4shre/test
The file access permissions do not allow the specified action.

But "mount" command worked as I mentioned above, do not how to make it permanent.
 

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