Re: How to obtain a list of clients currently using NFS? -- MIDRANGE-L

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OK, there is an API about file systems - it can return the file system, whether local, remote, NFS, that kind of thing. Would that be useful? You did mention the STATFS command under a longer name (DSPMFSINF), the API that gives that same stuff is QlgStatvfs or statvfs - one of the items returned is f_basetype - documentation doesn't have possible values that I could see, but F1 in the display gives you some possibilities.

I used this to determine whether CHGAUT could be run on a file - if in an NFS share, it wasn't likely without a lot of extra work, as I recall.

HTH
Vern

On 1/28/2013 9:47 AM, rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote:

I am not so really concerned about the users user id. I'm more interested
in initiating an UNMOUNT and a MOUNT remotely.

SERVERA is going down and a switch to SERVERB is in progress.
CLIENTA, CLIENTB, CLIENTC are currently mounted on SERVERA.
SERVERA does a RUNRMTCMD to each client to do an UNMOUNT.
After switch is complete SERVERB does a RUNRMTCMD to each client to start
the MOUNTs.

Rob Berendt

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