Open System Services NFS SCF Reference Manual

SCF Commands for OSS NFS
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Considerations
( [ host-name ] , [ user-name ] , [ domain-name ] )
is a list that adds a specific host machine to the netgroup you are defining. The
user-name and domain-name attributes are accepted; however, they are
reserved for future use.
If you specify any name that does not start with a letter, digit, or underscore (_), all
objects of that type are excluded from the netgroup.
You can specify multiple netgroupx-names and lists as attributes of the same
NETGROUP object.
Considerations
Consider the following points when using the ADD NETGROUP command:
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ADD NETGROUP is a sensitive command requiring super-ID access.
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You cannot use object-name templates to specify object names with the ADD
NETGROUP command.
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Host and domain names are case-sensitive, externally defined names that can
contain up to 255 characters. Because these names are defined by the
NonStop TCP/IP subsystem, the OSS NFS subsystem does not impose any
restrictions on the characters that can be contained in these names; however, other
network software might not work with names that contain certain nonalphanumeric
characters or names that exceed a certain length.
Example
The following command adds a netgroup named labtechs. The members are all users of
the lxn1 machine in the medlab domain:
->ADD NETGROUP $ZNFS.labtechs, (lxn1, , medlab)
ADD SERVER Command
The ADD SERVER command adds a SERVER object to the OSS NFS subsystem.
A SERVER object defines an NFS server.
After you have added a SERVER object, it will be in the STOPPED summary state. Use
the START SERVER command to start the object.
The ADD SERVER command has the following syntax:
ADD SERVER server-name [ [ , attribute-spec ]... ]