Mount SUSE 6.1 NFS on AIX 11.1

Mount SUSE 6.1 NFS on AIX 11.1

Requirement: Create NFS AIX6.1 on SUSE11.1 and mount NFS

1. Create NFS on SUSE 11.1

(1) first install nfs-kernel-server on the installation disc

(2) configure the shared directory, edit/etc/exports, and add

/Nfs_dir * (rw, sync, no_root_squash, no_all_squash)

/Nfs_dir is the shared directory

* Indicates the IP address range that can be accessed. In this example, all IP addresses can be accessed.

No_all_squash retains the UID and GID of the shared file (default)

No_root_squash indicates that the root user has full management access permissions to the root directory.

(3) Start two rpcbind nfsserver services

Service rpcbind start

Service nfsserver start

2. Mount the NFS created on AIX6.1

(1) Use showmount-e nfs_ip to identify the created NFS shared directory.

# Showmount-e 192.4.7.20

Export list for 192.4.7.20:

/Nfsdir *

(2) create a new file system on the AIX system to mount the NFS shared directory, such as/nfsdir_720.

(3) mount NFS mount nfs_ip:/nfs_dir/local_dir, for example

# Mount 192.4.7.20:/nfsdir/nfsdir_720

Mount: giving up on:

192.4.7.20:/nfsdir

Vmount: Not owner

3. Handle NFS "vmount: Not owner" mounting in AIX

You need to modify nfso to change nfs_use_reserved_ports = 0 to 1.

First, run the nfso-a command to view the configuration,

Then run the modification command: nfso-o nfs_use_reserved_ports = 1.

After modification, re-mount the disk.

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