Figures
1. AS/400 Operations Navigator Display .............. xii
2. The local client and its view of the remote server before exporting data. . 1
3. The local client and its view of the remote server after exporting data . . 2
4. The local client mounts data from a remote server ......... 2
5. Remote file systems function on the client............. 2
6. The TULAB network namespace ................ 5
7. The NFS Client/Server Model ................. 7
8. A breakdown of the NFS client/server protocol ........... 8
9. The NFS Server ......................10
10. The NFS Client ......................12
11. Using the Create User-Defined FS (CRTUDFS) display........16
12. Display User-Defined FS (DSPUDFS) output (1/2)..........17
13. Display User-Defined FS (DSPUDFS) output (2/2)..........18
14. Using the Delete User-Defined FS (DLTUDFS) display ........19
15. A Windows 95 view of using the CRTUDFS (Create UDFS) command . . 21
16. A Windows 95 view of using the DSPUDFS (Display UDFS) command . . 22
17. Exporting file systems with the /etc/exports file ...........25
18. Dynamically exporting file systems with the ″-I″option ........26
19. Before the server has exported information ............27
20. After the server has exported /classes/class2 ........... 28
21. A directory tree before exporting on TULAB2............29
22. The exported directory branch /classes on TULAB2 .........29
23. The exported directory branch /classes/class1 on TULAB2 ......29
24. Using the Change NFS Export (CHGNFSEXP) display ........31
25. The Operations Navigator interface. ...............34
26. The NFS Export dialog box. ..................34
27. The Add Host/Netgroup dialog box. ...............35
28. The Customize NFS Clients Access dialog box............36
29. The NFS Exports dialog box. ................. 37
30. A local client and remote server with exported file systems ......39
31. A local client mounting file systems from a remote server .......40
32. The mounted file systems cover local client directories ........40
33. The local client mounts over a high-level directory..........41
34. The local client mounts over the /2 directory ............41
35. Views of the local client and remote server ............43
36. The client mounts /classes/class1 from TULAB2 ..........43
37. The /classes/class1 directory covers /user/work...........43
38. The remote server exports /engdata ...............44
39. The local client mounts /engdata over a mount point......... 44
40. The /engdata directory covers /user/work .............44
41. Using the Add Mounted FS (ADDMFS) display ...........46
42. A Windows 95 view of Mounting a user-defined file system ......47
43. Using the Remove Mounted FS (RMVMFS) display .........49
44. Using the Display Mounted FS Information (DSPMFSINF) display ....51
45. Display Mounted FS Information (DSPMFSINF) output (1/2) ......52
46. Display Mounted FS Information (DSPMFSINF) output (2/2) ......52
47. The ″Root″(/) file system accessed through the NFS Server...... 55
48. The QOpenSys file system accessed through the NFS Server .....56
49. The QSYS.LIB file system accessed through the NFS Server .....57
50. The QDLS file system accessed through the NFS Server .......60
51. The QOPT file system accessed through the NFS Server .......61
52. The UDFS file system accessed through the NFS Server .......62
53. Using the Start NFS Server (STRNFSSVR) display .........69
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