nfsSetup(1M)

NAME
     nfsSetup - Set up Network File System Service

SYNOPSIS
     /usr/sysadm/privbin/nfsSetup [-s <on|off>] [-a <automount|autofs|none>]
     [-n]

DESCRIPTION
     nfsSetup configures the NFS state ( chkconfig nfs on|off ), and turns on
     automount, autofs or none.  This command is used by Set Up and Start NFS,
     and Turn Off NFS tasks.

OPTIONS
     -s <on|off>
          Set the NFS state on or off ( chkconfig nfs on/off ).


     -a <automount|autofs|none>
          Turn on or off (none) automount or autofs.  If autofs is not
          installed on the system, it will ignore the request.


     -n   Restart the network after making the changes.  This has the effect
          of killing any applications with files open on a network file system
          or current working directories in network file system.  If this
          switch is not used, the system will not be fully configured until
          the network is restarted (such as with a reboot).


FILES
     /etc/config/nfs           The nfs configuration file
     /etc/config/automount     The automount configuration file
     /etc/config/autofs        The autofs configuration file

SEE ALSO
     sysmgr(1M)                The System Manager
     NetIfManager(1M)          The Network Interface Manager

     runpriv(1M), filesystems(4), automount(1M), autofs(1M)