We are in the process of switching from Sun blades to
Linux blades for our compute farm and are running into
issues with automount not failing over when an NFS
server goes down. I am wondering if it is a
configuration issue, if I am using a version of autofs
that doesn't support failover or if it hasn't been
implemented yet.
Currently I am running SLES 10 with autofs 4.1.4. Here
are my configs. The server will pick the next host in
line at mount but if the failure happens after mount
the mount does NOT failover. Any information would be
greatly appreciated.:
/etc/auto_appl
test
-rsize=32768,wsize=32768,nfsvers=3,tcp,retrans=5,timeo=600
test-ap01,test-ap02,test-ap03:/export/appl/test
/etc/auto.master
/appl /etc/auto_appl -rw,intr,nosuid,nobrowse
/apps /etc/auto_apps -ro,intr,nosuid,nobrowse
/home /etc/auto_home -rw,intr,nosuid,nobrowse
/etc/sysconfig/autofs
AUTOFS_OPTIONS="--timeout 3600"
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