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  3. November 2004

Re: AS/400 NFS to Linux Help

> How can I mount the AS/400 drive on a linux server? If I need to how do
> I enable NFS?

It's more or less the same as it would be on a Unix system.

First, edit the config file that determines what gets exported:
  EDTF '/etc/exports'

Then start the NFS server:
  STRNFSSVR SERVER(*ALL)

Give that a few seconds to start up -- then you can mount the exported
shares from your Linux box, just as you would any other NFS server.

On FreeBSD, I mount NFS shares with (for example):

     mount myiseries:/home/klemscot /mnt

I assume that Linux is similar or the same.

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