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na_nfs - manage Network File System service
nfs [ help | on | off | setup | stat | status | nsdb ]
The nfs command is used to manage the Network File System
service. It can be used to turn the NFS service on or off,
do kerberos setup, manage the NSDB cache or check nfs status.
With no arguments, nfs shows the current state of
the NFS service. This behavior is now deprecated and may
be removed in a future release.
nfs help [subcommand] displays the available subcommands
with no further arguements. Otherwise it displays a short
help message for the subcommand.
nfs off turns off the NFS subsystem.
nfs on turns on the NFS subsystem if it is licensed.
nfs setup enters a setup dialog that is used to set system
parameters needed for Kerberos V5 support in NFS.
nfs stat [options] is an alias for nfsstat, please consult
the man page for nfsstat for usage.
nfs status displays the current state of the NFS service.
nfs nsdb is used to manage the name server database cache
(NSDB).
The following commands are supported with nfs nsdb
-
flush
nfs nsdb flush
-h
| -a
| -U username1[,username2, ...]
| -u uid1[,uid2, ...]
| -G groupname1[,groupname2, ...]
| -g gid1[,gid2, ...]
The flush command can be used to flush the specified
entries in the NSDB cache.
- -h
-
This option is used to display the help message
for this command.
- -a
-
This option is used to flush all of the
entries in the NSDB cache.
-
-U username1[,username2, ...]
-
This option is used to flush NSDB cache
entries as specified by the user names in
the argument. This option takes a comma separated
list of user names as the argument.
-
-u uid1[,uid2, ...]
-
This option is used to flush NSDB cache
entries as specified by the user ids in the
argument. This option takes a comma separated
list of user ids as the argument.
-
-G groupname1[,groupname2, ...]
-
This option is used to flush NSDB cache
entries as specified by the group names in
the argument. This option takes a comma separated
list of group names as the argument.
-
-g gid1[,gid2, ...]
-
This option is used to flush NSDB cache
entries as specified by the group ids in the
argument. This option takes a comma separated
list of group ids as the argument.
nfs used to be in the initialization command script,
/etc/rc, but it is now automatically invoked when NFS is
licensed and when the filer is started.
When run from a vfiler context, (e.g. via the vfiler run
command), nfs operates on the concerned vfiler. If a
/etc/exports file exists for a vfiler, the command nfs on
is automatically run when the vfiler is started (at boot
time or at takeover time).
na_nfsstat(1), na_vfiler(1)
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