This section describes the administration files.
/ `-- etc |-- dfs | |-- dfstab | |-- fstypes | `-- sharetab |-- mnttab |-- print |-- rmtab |-- rpc `-- vfstab
Figure 7: Administration files
Certain administration files are used for the operation of NFS. They are created automatically either by NFS or by POSIX at startup time. The files are used for the following administration functions:
The files /etc/print, /etc/rpc, /etc/vfstab, /etc/dfs/dfstab and /etc/dfs/fstypes are used for the automatic management of resources. Default values are entered in these files, values which are interpreted by the commands for the purpose of NFS resource management.
The files /etc/dfs/sharetab, /etc/mnttab and /etc/rmtab are used for information about resources. The commands entered for managing NFS resources log their actions in these files.
The files can only be modified with root authorization. To do so, call the editor edtu or vi in the POSIX shell. See the "POSIX Commands" manual.
The following overview lists the administration files:
File | Function |
/etc/mnttab | Table of mounted file systems |
/etc/print | Templates for BS2000 print commands |
/etc/rmtab | Table of mounted remote resources |
/etc/rpc | RPC program number file |
/etc/vfstab | Table of defined file systems |
/etc/dfs/dfstab | Table of resources to be shared |
/etc/dfs/fstypes | Table of installed utilities for distributed file systems |
/etc/dfs/sharetab | Table of shared resources |
Table 5: Administration files