I'm having a problem mounting the root directory on a Sun / Solaris host. NFS is up a running & I can mount / access other directories with a problem, but not the root directory. Both the Sun host & the Filer are on the same network.
Any & Help would be great, Brian
Filer Info: NetApp Release 6.1.3 filer> exportfs /vol/vol0 -access=rex,root=sun /data -root=sun /home -root=sun
filer> ping sun sun is alive
From the Sun Box: [root@sun /import] mount filer:/vol/vol0 /import/filer
[root@sun /import] mount | grep filer /import/filer on filer:/ read/write/setuid/soft/bg/remote
[root@sun /import] ls /import/filer /import/filer: Permission denied
But this works: [root@sun /import] mount filer:/data /import/filer [root@sun /import] ls /import/filer FootNotes/
Note: I can mount the root directory via CIFS with no problem
Brian
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You've restricted access to one host but given root permission to another. rex is the only host that can mount /vol/vol0. Change access=rex to access=rex:sun and you should be in business.
telnet to filer:
exportfs -o access=rex:sun,root=sun /vol/vol0