Solaris

Hi,
i'm new to Solaris ,i have this task which need to be completedand i couldn't find a way .The peoblem is i have a Server-A and Server-B
i need to automount a folder in Server-b to Server-A for permanently .i've found only auto_master and auto_home(in /etc no auto.misc like linux) and what are the step do i need to do in Server-b to make the folder available to Server-A ,again their is no /etc/export for nfs sharing.so need some initiation to work on this

solaris is not linux! so there is no /etc/exports! BUT nfs was invented by sun! so there is for sure nfs on solaris.
look for /etc/dfs/dfstab to share folders in solaris and also start to use the fine documentation from sun (now oracle).

Accessing Network File Systems Topics (System Administration Guide: Network Services) - Sun Microsystems

I edited the file /etc/dfs/dfstab in my Server-B and added the lines

Code:

share -F nfs -o rw /myexport

and issued the command shareall
But what file should i use to edit in Server-A to get automount is it auto_home or auto_master

have you considered to read the documentation from the link?

Mounting File Systems (System Administration Guide: Network Services) - Sun Microsystems

based on that Documentation i presumed that i need to first make my Server-A has to NFS share the Folder,if i'm wrong then can you inist me what actually i got to do

If you want to share a mount point from A to B, you will need to do this.
edit the /etc/dfs/dfstab file
start the nfs server daemon.
on B, start the nfs client daemon.
use the mount command as such, mount serverA:<dir> /serverB_mountpoint

The code i gave above is enought for the Nfs server ?
and i need to make it as automount .not in command line