Solaris

Code:

[root@freenas /]# cat /etc/exports
/mnt/volume2 -alldirs -ro <mysolaris-ip>

/mnt/volume1 -alldirs -ro <mysolaris-ip>

ok, thanks...
try this entry and comment the other two

Code:

/mnt/volume2 *(rw,async,no_subtree_check,insecure,no_root_squash)

restart your nfs-server and post again the output from showmount -e

Thanks for you help mate.. didnt add that entry but just opened the webGUI and stopped and started the nfs server again.. voila.. showmount -e output came.. and i am able to access my nas box from my solaris.. Thanks a lotttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttt.....

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Beta.. in real time setup how they make NAS server.. in this case FreeNAS acts as nas server and acts as nas storage.

in real time.. what acts as a nas server? i googled and this is my understanding.. a solaris server itself would be acting as NAS server.. but it would be 100% dedicated storage server.. it wont perform the normal operation like other solaris servers.. is my understanding correct?

great!!! :-D
as the name already say Network Attached Storage! you can also make from a Solaris-Box a NAS but i call them simply Fileserver!
A nas box is a cheap storage solution with a integrated WebGui to manage the box and set ACL... thats it...

Thanks..i will get back to you soon with more solaris doubts