NFS Files system and df command

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How can I get the available file system in a given box.

Example : When I give df -kh * from /apps I get this out

megatron% df -kh *
Filesystem            Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
fltrinfs1:/fltrinfs1/triapps1/subversion/Linuxx86_64/CollabNet_Subversion
                       31G   31G  247M 100% /apps/CollabNet_Subversion
fltrinfs1:/fltrinfs1/triapps1/ant/Linuxx86_64/apache-ant-1.7.0
                       31G   31G  247M 100% /apps/apache-ant-1.7.0
fltrinfs1:/fltrinfs1/tri008/apps/oracle/Linuxx86_64/oracle-10.2.0.4-64b
                       71G   68G  3.2G  96% /apps/oracle-10.2.0.4-64b
fltrinfs1:/fltrinfs1/tri008/apps/oracle/Linuxx86_64/oracle-11.1.0.7-64b
                       71G   68G  3.2G  96% /apps/oracle-11.1.0.7-64b
fltrinfs1:/fltrinfs1/tri008/apps/oracle
                       71G   68G  3.2G  96% /apps/oracle-dba
fltrinfs1:/fltrinfs1/triapps1/perl/Linuxx86_64/perl-5.8.5-64b-10g
                       31G   31G  247M 100% /apps/perl-5.8.5-64b-10g
/dev/sda5             234G  2.2G  220G   1% /u2

But when I give after doing a

cd /apps/jdk1.5.0_11

Then I get a additional disk mounted in addition to the above output.

fltrinfs1:/fltrinfs1/triapps1/java/Linuxx86_64/jdk1.5.0_11
                       31G   31G  247M 100% /apps/jdk1.5.0_11
/dev/sda5             234G  2.2G  220G   1% /u2

QUESTION :

I want get all the file system available for me to access. How can I get the available file system ?

2

You NFS NAS would appear to be running an automount rule. So... this gets a bit complicated. You could find the source of the automount map and try to glean the info from that. The automount map could be static, or from a source like NIS or LDAP.

Just looking at what you've given, the rule is a bit too generic and so you're actually getting multiple mounts of the same area (just named differently because of the rule).