Open System Services NFS SCF Reference Manual

SCF Commands for OSS NFS
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ADD SERVER Command
For a SERVER object, attribute-spec can be any of:
SERVER server-name
specifies the name of the SERVER object to be added. SERVER objects are
identified by a case-insensitive logical name starting with an alphabetic character
and containing one to eight alphanumeric characters.
CPU cpu-number
specifies the number of the primary processor on which the server process runs.
You can specify from 0 through 15.
MNTPOINT path-name
specifies the pathname of the directory file on which the server’s file system is to be
mounted. Before the server can be started, this directory must exist.
PROGRAM file-name
specifies the NonStop Kernel filename of the server program. Use the filename that
was specified when the NFSSVRHP file was installed. See the Open System
Services NFS Management and Operations Guide for more information about
installation.
PROCESS process-name
specifies the name of the server process.
STYPE OSS
specifies that the the type of server is an OSS NFS file server. NFS file servers store
and provide access to NFS files, which are typically in formats compatible with PCs
or workstations: that is, files compatible with DOS or UNIX.
CPU cpu-number
MNTPOINT path-name
PROGRAM file-name
PROCESS process-name
STYPE OSS
[ BACKUP backup-cpu-number ]
[ FILE-OPT-OK { TRUE | FALSE } ]
[ MAX-FILE-SIZE integer ]
[ NULL-ALIAS-OK { TRUE | FALSE } ]
[ PRI cpu-priority ]
[ READ-ONLY { TRUE | FALSE } ]
[ ROOT-USER-OK { TRUE | FALSE } ]
[ SWAP file-name ]
[ UPSHIFT { TRUE | FALSE } ]
[ WRITE-THRU { TRUE | FALSE } ]