Thanks- I checked machine 1 only (since I have 2 shut down right now)
shows nfs for the NAS mounts.
Its an Iomega StorCenter ix4-200d
I don't know if its intelligent enough to share handles, but I can say, that most users uids on machine 2 had already been made to match those of machine 1. I create accounts locally on each machine.
I know I can log in to the NAS via a browser and create shares and typically, users generally create directories from the windows machines.
Does this help?
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Originally Posted by jim mcnamara
Clarification:
We have two boxes. Box 1 is parent. Box 1 owns the filesystem. Box1 shares the filesystem via NFS or samba or whatever. Box 1 does not care who connects to the filesystem and then remote mounts it - via NFS. So you really have a proxy acting in box 1 in its very own kernel space when a request comes over the network. Box 1 controls entirely the NFS mounted disk, because it is actually physically mounted on box 1, not box 2.
Even though I moved the files off of Box 1 and on to the NAS?
Physically mounted? Box 1, Box 2, and the NAS are all connected through the switch. Box 1 and box 2 mount the NAS in exactly the same way as far as I can tell.
Im trying to simply share a directory on one unix server and mount that share on a different unix server.
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