ADIC SNMS 2.3 manual Installing on Sun Solaris, File system name mount point cvfs verbose=yes 0

SNMS

Step 4 Make sure the /<usr>/cvfs/config/fsnameservers file contains the name of your server machine.

Step 5 Create the mount points for the file systems.

mkdir -p <mount point>

chmod 777 <mount point>

Step 6 Add the following line to the /etc/fstab file to enable automount after reboot.

<file system name> <mount point> cvfs verbose=yes 0 0

The file system name is the name that you created when you configured the SNMS software using the ICW’s Add File System wizard. (Refer to the Adding File Systems section of this document for more information.)

Step 7 Reboot the client to rebuild the UNIX kernel.

NOTE	To mount a file system manually, type the following at the command prompt.
	mount -t cvfs <file system name> <mount point>

Installing on Sun Solaris

Use the following procedure to install the SNMS client software in a Sun Solaris operating system.

Step 1 Log on as root.

	This allows you to perform the installation without having permission problems.
Step 2	Install the client software.
	tar xvf <filename>
	pkgadd	-d .
	Select	to add the package ‘ADICsnfs’
	type y	(yes, add the package)
	type q	(quit the pkgadd program)
Step 3	Make sure the /<usr>/cvfs/config/fsnameservers file contains the name of your
	server machine.
Step 4	Create the mount points for the file systems.
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