Functionally what's the difference between allowing root nfs access with root=*, and allowing it with anon=0?
I have a JumpStart filesystem that was shared through /etc/dfs/dfstab with '-o sec=sys,ro,anon=0'. On this file system there are files that are owned by root and mode 600. During jumpstart these files can be copied fine. WHen I was converting to use sharemgr, at first I missed the fact that it has an 'anon=0' option, and decided to used 'root=*' instead. For some reason this broke things, those same files couldn't be copied. Switching back to 'anon=0' fixed things again. Why? The onnly difference I can see is that root= allows a list of hosts, but when used with an * it should work the same as anon=0 right? What am I missing? -Kyle
