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I need help in determining how to shutdown NFS client and server. I looked up existing documentation and could not find the right way to shutdown either client or servers.
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- 02-04-2009 #1Just Joined!
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NFS Server/Client shutdown procedure ?
I need help in determining how to shutdown NFS client and server. I looked up existing documentation and could not find the right way to shutdown either client or servers.
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in /etc/exports on server name: nfs_server
/myhome ftp_server((rw,no_root_squash,sync), http_server(rw,no_root_squash,sync)
On the client side /etc/fstab
nfs_server:/myhome /myhome nfs defaults 0 0
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Question is, do you unmount the drives before shutting down NFS service on clients, or you shut down services say for http_server = httpd daemon, then nfs, nfslock followed by unmounting of /myhome?
On the server side do you have to unmount /myhome before shutting down NFS services?
thanks
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- 02-04-2009 #2Just Joined!
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unmount nfs drives before shutting down services
On the NFS Client side, the NFS drives needs to be unmounted before stopping NFS client services: nfs, nfslock.
step1. look at all NFS drives that are mounted: mount [command]
nfs1:/home/services services
nfs1:/home/software /home/software
nfs1:/internet/downloads /downloads
step2. umount /services
umount /home/software
umount /downloads
step3. service nfs stop
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On the server side, the service nfs stop , no need to unmount drives


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