Open System Services NFS SCF Reference Manual

SCF Commands for OSS NFS
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Example
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The STOP SUBSYS command does not clear the RESTART attribute. The
RESTART attribute determines whether or not a subsequent START SUBSYS
command initiates an attempt to restart the stopped LAN and SERVER objects.
STOP SUBSYS is useful in situations where you will want to restart the same
configuration of LAN interface and server processes that was running when the
command was issued.
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To reinitiate the operation of a stopped OSS NFS subsystem, the manager process
must be restarted using a TACL RUN command or Guardian procedure call
PROCESS_CREATE_. After the manager process is restarted, the subsystem can
be restored to the same state it was in prior to the STOP SUBSYS command by
using a START SUBSYS command.
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Use the STATUS SUBSYS command to determine the current summary state of the
OSS NFS objects.
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To remove an object from the OSS NFS subsystem, use the DELETE command on
each object to be deleted.
Example
The following command terminates the operation of the OSS NFS subsystem associated
with the manager process $ZNFS:
->STOP SUBSYS $ZNFS
STOPOPENS SUBSYS Command
The STOPOPENS SUBSYS command prevents new remote mounts from being
processed.
The STOPOPENS SUBSYS command has the following syntax:
[ SUBSYS ] process-name
specifies the name of the SUBSYS object which is to prohibit new remote mounts.
The SUBSYS object uses the name of the manager process with which it is
associated.
Note. You can use the LISTOPENS SUBSYS command to display remote mounts. However,
because the remote mount information is not guaranteed to be accurate, OSS NFS might
operate as if a host has a remote mount, when actually it no longer exists. If you cannot stop
the subsystem because there are nonexistent remote mounts, use the ABORT SUBSYS
command. Conversely, a host might operate as if it has a remote mount that OSS NFS no
longer recognizes. Therefore, you should be aware that using the STOP SUBSYS command
might disrupt clients in some situations.
STOPOPENS [ SUBSYS ] process-name