prasad writes: > Please excuse me if this question has already been asked...just point me in > the right direction and I'll go away ;-) > > On a Solaris 10 GA NFS client we need to mount some NFS shares from a > server that is on a different subnet. How do I achieve this? I can't cook > up a /etc/rc2.d script that adds static routes because it would be too late > (NFS Client SMF would have already started), right? > > Thanks in advance, > -- prasad > > PS: I don't want to add a default route via /etc/defaultrouter > > > This message posted from opensolaris.org > _______________________________________________ > smf-discuss mailing list > smf-discuss at opensolaris.org
Prasad, I may not be understanding you question correctly, so if my answer doesn't make sense please try again. The nfs/client service is dependent on milestone/name-services. So your NFS client should be able to get the address of the server from the Domain Name Service, NIS or NIS+ depending on the type of name service you are using. So you shouldn't need to set up a static route. tom
