To answer your question, Yes. You have the syntax wrong though. It should be
/vol/vol0/home -root=host1-e0:host2-e0:host1-e1:host2-e1 ...
Otherwise, as you wrote it, home would be exported only to host1-e1 and host2-e1. Network traffic, like water, always seek the path of least resistance. So if one of your interfaces on the root trusted hosts is on the same subnet as the file server, then this will be the preferred path to your data. I would, however, continue to enter both interfaces to avoid unforeseen problems.
-gdg
neil lehrer wrote:
if you have hosts with multiple interfaces and access can come thru any of them, do you have to have an entry for each interface in the exports file?
/vol/vol0/home -root=host1-e0:host2-e0 /vol/vol0/home -root=host1-e1:host2-e1 etc...
host1 and host2 in dns has multiple entries.
the root restriction matches the ip num of the host trying to mount to the ip num of the host shown in the exports file?
I will refer you to Managing NFS and NIS, Second Edition, O'Reilly 2001, Chapter 7. There you will find the fundamentals of the NFS protocol.
otherwise do you show up as nobody, nogroup?
thanks.