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List of nfs mounted filesystems in AIX
The Next CEO of Stack OverflowWhy is file ownership inconsistent between two systems mounting the same NFS share?NFS mount to a subdirectory of already mounted directoryNFS partition mounted as read onlyNFS mounting wrong File SystemIs it possible to create a NFS Share from a CIFS mounted directory?Can't export NFS already-mounted folderCheck from Client if NFS is running on ServerAIX nfs mount-point disappears (not seen even from parent dir) until umount/mountMounting nested ZFS filesystems exported via NFSAllow www-data to read files from NFS share
I wanted to get the list of nfs mounted filesystems from some file present in the AIX machine. Is it present in some file? Currently, the only way that I know, is using mount system call and then parsing the output accordingly.
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I wanted to get the list of nfs mounted filesystems from some file present in the AIX machine. Is it present in some file? Currently, the only way that I know, is using mount system call and then parsing the output accordingly.
nfs aix
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Ankit ShubhamAnkit Shubham
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I wanted to get the list of nfs mounted filesystems from some file present in the AIX machine. Is it present in some file? Currently, the only way that I know, is using mount system call and then parsing the output accordingly.
nfs aix
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Ankit ShubhamAnkit Shubham
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I wanted to get the list of nfs mounted filesystems from some file present in the AIX machine. Is it present in some file? Currently, the only way that I know, is using mount system call and then parsing the output accordingly.
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In AIX to get the NFS mounted filesystems you can use command like:
df -T remote
or command mount
mount|grep -i nfs
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Romeo NinovRomeo Ninov
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As an alternative to -T remote, as Romeo mentioned, you can tell df to look for certain filesystem types (vfstype):
df -T nfs; df -T nfs3; df -T nfs4;
... where I picked out the unique, supported NFS types from /etc/vfs with something like awk '$1 ~ /nfs/' /etc/vfs. Note that nfs3 is the same vfs_number as nfsv3, so pick one or the other.
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Jeff Schaller♦Jeff Schaller
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df -Th | grep nfs should do the job (-T to show the type / -h human readable).
Also under any Unix, there's a /etc/mtab which contains the currently mounted FS.
It's the pending of /etc/fstab with the difference that's dynamic so include also the manually mounted FS.
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There is no /etc/mtab or /etc/fstab file
– Ankit Shubham
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df -This an error on AIX: "df: not a filterable VFS type"; also note that grepping fornfscould result in a false-positive on filesystems that happened to have "nfs" in their name somewhere.
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In AIX to get the NFS mounted filesystems you can use command like:
df -T remote
or command mount
mount|grep -i nfs
answered yesterday
Romeo NinovRomeo Ninov
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In AIX to get the NFS mounted filesystems you can use command like:
df -T remote
or command mount
mount|grep -i nfs
answered yesterday
Romeo NinovRomeo Ninov
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In AIX to get the NFS mounted filesystems you can use command like:
df -T remote
or command mount
mount|grep -i nfs
answered yesterday
Romeo NinovRomeo Ninov
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In AIX to get the NFS mounted filesystems you can use command like:
df -T remote
or command mount
mount|grep -i nfs
answered yesterday
Romeo NinovRomeo Ninov
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As an alternative to -T remote, as Romeo mentioned, you can tell df to look for certain filesystem types (vfstype):
df -T nfs; df -T nfs3; df -T nfs4;
... where I picked out the unique, supported NFS types from /etc/vfs with something like awk '$1 ~ /nfs/' /etc/vfs. Note that nfs3 is the same vfs_number as nfsv3, so pick one or the other.
answered yesterday
Jeff Schaller♦Jeff Schaller
44.3k1162143
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As an alternative to -T remote, as Romeo mentioned, you can tell df to look for certain filesystem types (vfstype):
df -T nfs; df -T nfs3; df -T nfs4;
... where I picked out the unique, supported NFS types from /etc/vfs with something like awk '$1 ~ /nfs/' /etc/vfs. Note that nfs3 is the same vfs_number as nfsv3, so pick one or the other.
answered yesterday
Jeff Schaller♦Jeff Schaller
44.3k1162143
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As an alternative to -T remote, as Romeo mentioned, you can tell df to look for certain filesystem types (vfstype):
df -T nfs; df -T nfs3; df -T nfs4;
... where I picked out the unique, supported NFS types from /etc/vfs with something like awk '$1 ~ /nfs/' /etc/vfs. Note that nfs3 is the same vfs_number as nfsv3, so pick one or the other.
answered yesterday
Jeff Schaller♦Jeff Schaller
44.3k1162143
As an alternative to -T remote, as Romeo mentioned, you can tell df to look for certain filesystem types (vfstype):
df -T nfs; df -T nfs3; df -T nfs4;
... where I picked out the unique, supported NFS types from /etc/vfs with something like awk '$1 ~ /nfs/' /etc/vfs. Note that nfs3 is the same vfs_number as nfsv3, so pick one or the other.
answered yesterday
Jeff Schaller♦Jeff Schaller
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df -Th | grep nfs should do the job (-T to show the type / -h human readable).
Also under any Unix, there's a /etc/mtab which contains the currently mounted FS.
It's the pending of /etc/fstab with the difference that's dynamic so include also the manually mounted FS.
edited yesterday
Kusalananda♦
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admstgadmstg
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There is no /etc/mtab or /etc/fstab file
– Ankit Shubham
yesterday
df -This an error on AIX: "df: not a filterable VFS type"; also note that grepping fornfscould result in a false-positive on filesystems that happened to have "nfs" in their name somewhere.
– Jeff Schaller♦
yesterday
add a comment |
df -Th | grep nfs should do the job (-T to show the type / -h human readable).
Also under any Unix, there's a /etc/mtab which contains the currently mounted FS.
It's the pending of /etc/fstab with the difference that's dynamic so include also the manually mounted FS.
edited yesterday
Kusalananda♦
138k17258428
answered yesterday
admstgadmstg
754
1
There is no /etc/mtab or /etc/fstab file
– Ankit Shubham
yesterday
df -This an error on AIX: "df: not a filterable VFS type"; also note that grepping fornfscould result in a false-positive on filesystems that happened to have "nfs" in their name somewhere.
– Jeff Schaller♦
yesterday
add a comment |
df -Th | grep nfs should do the job (-T to show the type / -h human readable).
Also under any Unix, there's a /etc/mtab which contains the currently mounted FS.
It's the pending of /etc/fstab with the difference that's dynamic so include also the manually mounted FS.
edited yesterday
Kusalananda♦
138k17258428
answered yesterday
admstgadmstg
754
df -Th | grep nfs should do the job (-T to show the type / -h human readable).
Also under any Unix, there's a /etc/mtab which contains the currently mounted FS.
It's the pending of /etc/fstab with the difference that's dynamic so include also the manually mounted FS.
edited yesterday
Kusalananda♦
138k17258428
answered yesterday
admstgadmstg
754
edited yesterday
Kusalananda♦
138k17258428
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Kusalananda♦
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Kusalananda♦
138k17258428
138k17258428
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admstgadmstg
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admstgadmstg
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admstgadmstg
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There is no /etc/mtab or /etc/fstab file
– Ankit Shubham
yesterday
df -This an error on AIX: "df: not a filterable VFS type"; also note that grepping fornfscould result in a false-positive on filesystems that happened to have "nfs" in their name somewhere.
– Jeff Schaller♦
yesterday
add a comment |
1
There is no /etc/mtab or /etc/fstab file
– Ankit Shubham
yesterday
df -This an error on AIX: "df: not a filterable VFS type"; also note that grepping fornfscould result in a false-positive on filesystems that happened to have "nfs" in their name somewhere.
– Jeff Schaller♦
yesterday
1
1
There is no /etc/mtab or /etc/fstab file
– Ankit Shubham
yesterday
There is no /etc/mtab or /etc/fstab file
– Ankit Shubham
yesterday
df -Th is an error on AIX: "df: not a filterable VFS type"; also note that grepping for nfs could result in a false-positive on filesystems that happened to have "nfs" in their name somewhere.– Jeff Schaller♦
yesterday
df -Th is an error on AIX: "df: not a filterable VFS type"; also note that grepping for nfs could result in a false-positive on filesystems that happened to have "nfs" in their name somewhere.– Jeff Schaller♦
yesterday
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