Which mount options are used with NFS "defaults"? - Revision history

Hutch at 16:17, 10 April 2009

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	I personally prefer the latter, as it is obvious that the "defaults" are used, with the non-default option "intr" added.		I personally prefer the latter, as it is obvious that the "defaults" are used, with the non-default option "intr" added.
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		+	The above example is from a RHEL 5 NFS client and NetApp Near Store NFS server.

Hutch: What mount options are used with NFS "defaults"? moved to Which mount options are used with NFS "defaults"?

Hutch — Fri, 10 Apr 2009 16:16:25 GMT

What mount options are used with NFS "defaults"? moved to Which mount options are used with NFS "defaults"?

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Hutch at 16:16, 10 April 2009

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	NFS_server:volume /mount_point nfs '''defaults''' 0 0		NFS_server:volume /mount_point nfs '''defaults''' 0 0

-	To list the mount options used for the NFS volume, run '''nfsstat -m'''	+	To list the mount options used for the NFS volume, run '''nfsstat -m''':

	# '''nfsstat -m'''		# '''nfsstat -m'''
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	Flags: '''rw,vers=3,rsize=65536,wsize=65536,hard,proto=tcp,timeo=600,retrans=2,sec=sys,addr=NFS_server'''		Flags: '''rw,vers=3,rsize=65536,wsize=65536,hard,proto=tcp,timeo=600,retrans=2,sec=sys,addr=NFS_server'''

-	Let's say I want to use the options above, but want to use '''intr''' in order to be able to interrupt the hard-mounted file system. To do so, either of the following will work:	+	Let's say I want to use the options above, but want to use '''intr''' in order to be able to interrupt operations on the hard-mounted file system. To do so, either of the following will work:

	NFS_server:volume /mount_point nfs '''intr''' 0 0		NFS_server:volume /mount_point nfs '''intr''' 0 0

Hutch: New page: You've mounted an NFS volume using the mount options of "defaults". Which mount options were used? e.g., ''/etc/fstab'' entry: NFS_server:volume /mount_point nfs '''defaults''' 0 0 To l...

Hutch — Fri, 10 Apr 2009 16:15:24 GMT

New page: You've mounted an NFS volume using the mount options of "defaults". Which mount options were used? e.g., ''/etc/fstab'' entry: NFS_server:volume /mount_point nfs '''defaults''' 0 0 To l...

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You've mounted an NFS volume using the mount options of "defaults". Which mount options were used? e.g., ''/etc/fstab'' entry:

NFS_server:volume /mount_point nfs '''defaults''' 0 0

To list the mount options used for the NFS volume, run '''nfsstat -m'''

# '''nfsstat -m'''
/mount_point from NFS_server:volume
Flags: '''rw,vers=3,rsize=65536,wsize=65536,hard,proto=tcp,timeo=600,retrans=2,sec=sys,addr=NFS_server'''

Let's say I want to use the options above, but want to use '''intr''' in order to be able to interrupt the hard-mounted file system. To do so, either of the following will work:

NFS_server:volume /mount_point nfs '''intr''' 0 0
NFS_server:volume /mount_point nfs '''defaults,intr''' 0 0

I personally prefer the latter, as it is obvious that the "defaults" are used, with the non-default option "intr" added.