
    NETWORK FILESYSTEM CONFIGURATION

    There are two sides to Network File System (NFS) management: the
    client side where filesystems are mounted or unmounted on a given
    host and the server side where directories are made available for
    export by a host. You can use this module to handle both sides. The
    actual options are:

    + Mounted Directories
    + Exported Directories

    The rest of this section details how to use these options.

    Mounted Directories

    Use this menu item to view a list of all currently mounted NFS
    partitions (directories), along with any unmounted directories
    slated for mounting at boot time. The following window will appear,
    displaying the mounted filesystems on all hosts in the current pool.

    Each line in the list box will display the hostname, whether the
    filesystem is currently mounted and/or automatically mounted at boot
    time, NFS Server name, remote partition (directory) name, and local
    mount point name.

    You may select one or more file systems for further processing by
    highlighting the desired NFS partition. Now you can perform the
    following operations to further manipulate your choice(s):

    + Add - Add an NFS partition on one or more hosts
    + Modify - Modify the mount parameters for an existing NFS
      configuration
    + Delete - Remove the marked networked directories from the Network
      Filesystem Configuration list
    + Copy - Copy the selected mount parameters and create a new partition
      to be mounted
    + Mount - Mount an NFS partition immediately
    + Unmount - Unmount the marked NFS partition(s)
    + Processes - View the processes for the marked filesystem(s)

