This window displays the properties of a user-defined file system. For more
information about the DSPUDFS command, see “Display a User-Defined File
System” on page 17.
User-Defined File System Functions in the Network File System
Toexport the contents of a UDFS, you must first mount it on the local namespace.
Once the Block Special File (*BLKFS) mounts, it behaves like the ″root″or
QOpenSys file systems. The UDFS contents become visible to remote clients when
the server exports them.
It is possible to export an unmounted UDFS (*BLKSF object) or the ASP in which it
resides. However, the use of such objects is limited from remote NFS clients. You
will have minumal use of mounting and viewing from most UNIX clients. Youcannot
mount a *BLKSF object on AS/400 clients or work with them in NFS mounted
Figure 16.A Windows 95 view of using the DSPUDFS (Display UDFS) command
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