I have a solaris 10 system that is setup as a NFS server. The NFS clients have DHCP running. How do I setup the server, so that it allows mounts for any machine on the network?
DHCP should make no difference....
If you can share it from nfsserver
share -F nfs -o ro /shared_directory/path
You should be able to mount it from any UNIX/Linux host on your network:
mount -F nfs nfsserver:/shared_directory/path
Thank you. I will try that. I had set it up with
share -F nfs -o rw=machine1, machine2 /shared_directory_path
Since all the machines previously had static IP's and I could name each one of them. I did not realize that I could just give a rw option, without giving the machine names.
Appreciate the help.
go with #shareall command