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I'm trying to mount a *NFS file share to a file share on one of our Windows servers. My first question is, and this probably isn't the place to ask, how can I tell if the file share on the Windows server I'm trying to use is a NFS file share? When I run the following MOUNT command I am receiving the following error: Cannot find address for specified system name. MOUNT TYPE(*NFS) MFS('nwssql01:/AttachmentsReady') MNTOVRDIR('/HOME/GRIZZLY/AttachmentsReady') I have verified that the name of the remote server is correct. The Share name is correct and the directory /HOME/GRIZZY/AttachmentsReady exists. NFS is started as well. The part that is puzzling to me is the additional message information states that an error was detected while trying to retrieve communication information about host SXXXXXXX.DOMAINNAME.COM (Where SXXXXXXX is the serial number of our i5, System I, what have you and the DOMAINNAME is our domain name) . It doesn't even appear to be trying to communicate with the server I specified. For what it's worth, I tried MKDIR ('/QNTC/nwssql01/AttachmentsReady') and I receive a message stating I'm not authorized to the object. Can anyone suggest where I can begin trouble shooting? I need to establish this share because I eventually need to use the IFS Api's to read/write files to the share. Thanks in advance, Griz
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