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How to make NFS4 mount permanent ?
Post 303005628 by System Admin 77 on Friday 20th of October 2017 10:20:59 AM
10-20-2017
Thank you Robin!
my bad, how come I missed this. I was looking (scanning) for this option on smit panel. I was thinking that, there's no option to choose NFS version.
This was my fault, failure to notice. sorry.
By default it was set to "any". I just selected "4".
It worked, added entry to "/etc/filesystems".
Thanks much!
my bad, how come I missed this. I was looking (scanning) for this option on smit panel. I was thinking that, there's no option to choose NFS version.
This was my fault, failure to notice. sorry.
By default it was set to "any". I just selected "4".
It worked, added entry to "/etc/filesystems".
Thanks much!
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