Open System Services NFS Management and Operations Guide

Issue these TACL commands to run the port mapper process over NonStop TCP/IPv6:
ADD DEFINE =TCPIP^PROCESS^NAME,CLASS MAP,FILE $ZSAM0TCPIP^HOST^FILE,CLASS MAP, &
FILE $SYSTEM.ZTCPIP.HOSTS
RUN $SYSTEM.ZRPC.PORTMAP / NAME $ZPM0, NOWAIT/
In this example, $ZSAM0 is the TCP6SAM process for NonStop TCP/IPv6.
If OSS NFS is to be run over both conventional NonStop TCP/IP and NonStop TCP/IPv6 or Parallel
Library TCP/IP simultaneously, you must start two port mapper processes, one for each NonStop
TCP/IP stack.
NOTE: For OSS NFS to run correctly, the HOSTID in the underlying stack must be set to the
corresponding host IP address.
For information about enabling the port mapper to bind on only a specific IP address, see “Binding
the Port Mapper to a Single Subnet” (page 40).
Running the OSS NFS Manager Process
Issue these TACL commands to run the OSS NFS manager process:
VOLUME $SYSTEM.ZOSSNFS
RUN $SYSTEM.ZOSSNFS.NFSMGR /NAME $ZNFS, NOWAIT/
In this example, the configuration files are saved in $SYSTEM.ZOSSNFS because of the VOLUME
command.
Configuring the OSS NFS Objects
This topic gives examples for configuring the OSS NFS objects. Remember that all OSS NFS object
names, except the PROCESS object name, are specified as subdevices of the PROCESS object.
The Open System Services NFS SCF Reference Manual provides the exact command syntax and
descriptions for the examples provided in this and subsequent topics.
NOTE: The following examples assume that the DNS is not being used.
Adding a LAN Object
A LAN object is needed for communication with the subsystem. Issue these SCF commands to add
a LAN object:
ASSUME $ZNFS
ADD LAN LAN,&
CPU 1,&
PROCESS LAN0,&
PROGRAM $SYSTEM.ZOSSNFS.NFSLAN,&
TCPIP-HOST-FILE $SYSTEM.ZTCPIP.HOSTS,&
TCPIP-PROCESS-NAME $ZTC0,&
ADDR-CHECK OFF
This example assumes that OSS NFS is being run over conventional NonStop TCP/IP. To run OSS
NFS over NonStop TCP/IPv6 or Parallel Library TCP/IP, specify the TCP6SAM or TCPSAM process
name for the TCPIP-PROCESS-NAME parameter.
Adding SERVER Objects
You need to add one SERVER object for each OSS NFS fileset. Issue this SCF command to add
the OSS NFS server for the root fileset:
ASSUME $ZNFS
ADD SERVER ROOT,&
CPU 1,&
MNTPOINT "/",&
PROCESS $ROOT,&
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