Teamsite NFS Mounting

Hi All,

Teamsite internally uses NFS mounting system,do any one had any idea how the mounting is been setup under that TS Environment.

Thank you,
lokesh.

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lokesh

Hi Everyone,

I don't know how many people looked into this but i felt dissapointed when i don't see any reply's. By the end of this month i will delete this post and open a Case on this.

Migrateduser

Lokesh, your question to me is very vague. If you were to elaborate on it a bit more, maybe someone can help you.

Thanks
Saravanan

iwovGraduate

Can you be a little more specific what exactly you need to know ?
TeamSite exposes the backing store as a file-system: IFS. Under solaris, TeamSite will create NFS point /iwserver which is mounted locally as /iwmnt and /.iwmnt.
Its configured the same way as any other NFS mount point on Solaris.

I am not sure if this helps. You'll have to be more specific.

nipper

While the mount looks a lot like an NFS mount, it is really a different filesystem mount. (I also assume you are talking Unix)

View /etc/vfstab for syntax here:

#device device mount FS fsck mount mount
#to mount to fsck point type pass at boot options
/dev/PhysicalDisk /dev/PhysicalDisk /mount vxfs 1 yes -

That mounts a physical disk to /mount with the device driver of vxfs

An NFS mount mounts a logical disk on a server to a logical device on the client through the NFS device driver.

FInally the Teamsite mount mounts the logical device /bigdisk/iwstore to the logical repository /iwmnt, through the IWFS device driver.

Hope this helps

Andy