Open System Services NFS SCF Reference Manual

SCF Commands for OSS NFS
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ADD SERVER Command
BACKUP backup-cpu-number
specifies the number of the backup processor on which the server process runs. You
can specify from -1 through 15. The backup processor must be a different processor
than the primary processor. A value of -1 indicates that no backup processor is
designated. If you do not specify a backup processor, the server process does not
run in persistent mode.
FILE-OPT-OK { TRUE | FALSE }
specifies whether a client user can include a list of file options at the end of a file
name. OSS NFS uses the options to determine characteristics and the access type
for the file. A client user specifies the options as a list of keywords (separated by
commas) following a file name. (See the Overview of NFS for Open System
Services) for a complete description of the format for entering file options.) You can
define server-default values for these file options by specifying the ACCESSTYPE,
FILECODE, PRIMEXT, SEC-EXT, and MAXEXTENTS attributes.
The default value is FALSE—file options cannot be included.
MAX-FILE-SIZE integer
specifies the maximum size, in bytes, of files written by NFS. You can specify any
valid 32-bit integer. The default value is 0 indicating no limit.
NULL-ALIAS-OK { TRUE | FALSE }
specifies whether remote NFS users who do not have a mapped user ID are allowed
access to files managed by the server. If TRUE, these users are mapped to the
"nobody" user ID (-2), which must be defined in the list of OSS NFS user IDs. If
FALSE, a user must have a mapped user ID to gain access. See the ADD USER
command for information on mapped user IDs. The default value is FALSE.
PRI cpu-priority
specifies the execution priority for the server process. You can specify a priority of -
1 or a priority from 1 through 199. (Processes with higher numbers have higher
priority.) If you specify a priority of -1 or omit this attribute, the priority of the NFS
manager process at the time the SERVER object is started is used as the priority of
the server process.
READ-ONLY { TRUE | FALSE }
specifies whether or not access to the file system serviced by the server is on a read-
only or read/write basis. If TRUE, the file system must be initialized before you
create this server by a server that is not configured as read-only. The default value is
FALSE—the file system allows read/write access.
ROOT-USER-OK { TRUE | FALSE }
specifies whether remote root users are allowed to access the server’s files with
super-ID privileges. Root users have access to all NFS files, regardless of their
permission and ownership values. This super-ID permission is normally not