Aug
20
2009
Most of us already know cluster features aren’t provided on Windows 2003 server Standard Edition.
The thing is you’ve got a shared storage space but you can’t (or don’t want to) afford 2 Windows Enterprise licences just for a file server.
There is DFS indeed but one acknowledge it is a pity to replicate data that resides [...]
Tags: 2003 server, cluster, disk, DOS, drive, failover, file server, nbtstat, netbios, netbt, redondant, script, share, standard edition, volume, Windows
Jul
02
2009
Windows
Windows shares can be mounted on /QNTC filesystem. Create a folder is all needs to be done.
MKDIR ‘/QNTC/MY_SERVER’
Walk through remote directory:
WRKLNK ‘/QNTC/MY_SERVER’
IP address can also be used in place of the server name:
mkdir ‘/QNTC/IPADDR’
wrklnk ‘/QNTC/IPADDR’
Note: Pay attention to Windows rights. It doesn’t seem to be fully compatible.
Active Directory can also be a problem in some [...]
Tags: AS400, export, NFS, QFileSrv, QNTC, QOpenSys, share, unix, Windows
May
18
2009
Edit /etc/exports (or create it if it doesn’t exist) and add folders to be shared:
/home/public -access=client1,root=client1
Option access restricts the list of clients, root allows to mount the share by root user
Start nfsd services:
startsrc -s nfsd
startsrc -s mountd
Check daemons are running:
AIX_NFS_Server # lssrc -s nfsd
Sub-system Group [...]
Tags: Aix, export, mount, NFS, server, share