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Former Member
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Hi all,

My sap server running in HP-UX 11 version. i have created one nfs share in windows system (192.168.2.100:D/SAPBACKUP) i want to mount this to Unix system. I have created a directory in /root/backup

Please anyhelp me ,how to do nfs mount , please provide the syntax, is it need to write entry in fstab file? what entry i have to make.

Thanks

Jyothish

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Former Member
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Hi,

You can simply mount the NFS share using below command

mount 192.168.2.100:D/SAPBACKUP /root/backup

To make it available after restart of operating system, you need to add the entry in /etc/fstab file as below

192.168.2.100:D/SAPBACKUP /root/backup nfs defaults 0 0

Second thing, If you are using that NFS share for SAP Backup, you need to choose different mount point instead of /root/backup.

ORA<SID> will not have permission to access above location, so your backup will fail.

Backup location should have write permission to ORA<SID> user.

Regards.

Rajesh Narkhede

Former Member
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Hi,

I think you may have to use SAMBA in unix to work out this problem.

Please check the SAMBA documentation for that.

Thanks,

Chaitanya

markus_doehr2
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> Please anyhelp me ,how to do nfs mount , please provide the syntax, is it need to write entry in fstab file? what entry i have to make.

you can do that using "sam" without any manual editing.

Markus