Aix mount uses windows2008 directory

System Information 1. Windows Server 2008 R2 Enterprise, as shown.

2. Aix version aix version 6103

Installation steps 1. Windows installation and configuration of network file system 1.1 open server manager, expand the role tab, click file services, file services installed after the completion of the system installation, if not click the role tab to add.

Figure 1.1 Adding Roles

Figure 1.2 File Services

1.2 Add role services, install network file system services

Figure 1.3 Adding Role Services

Figure 1.4. Selecting Role Services

Figure 1.5 Installation

Installation complete with warning is due to automatic updates not enabled, can be ignored

Figure 1.6 Installation complete

1.3 Set up nfs sharing

Select the folder you want to share, right-click to enter Properties

Figure 1.7 Shared Folder Properties

Enter Properties and you will find that there is one more NFS share. Click Enter, as shown in Figure 1.8.

Figure 1.8 NFS Share Attribute Options

Click the Manage NFS Shares button

Figure 1.9. Managing NFS Shares

In NFS Advanced Sharing, you can see the interface shown in Figure 1.10. Check the option "Share this folder" and set the share name yourself.

Figure 1.10 NFS Advanced Share

Since it is shared to aix, choose to allow unmapped users unix access

Figure 1.11 Allowing unix access

Click the permissions button to access folder permissions settings

Figure 1.12 Access Permission Settings

Enter NFS share permissions settings, we can set the access type of the shared folder, while allowing root directory access

Figure 1.13 NFS sharing permissions

Apply settings when settings are complete

Figure 1.14 Application Settings

After setting the properties, we found that the folder has been shared, and the sharing path is

"Server name: /shared directory", which is the path to mount under aix

Figure 1.15. Shared paths

After installing the network file system, we can view the shared directory under the windows command line, command nfsshare,

Figure 1.16 View sharing

We can also mount the file system as we did under aix

2. mount windows shared directory under Aix 2.1 /etc/hosts file Add shared host IP address and host name

2.2 Now we can mount the path we just shared from windows, exactly the same way as aix. Because we started to set read and write permissions on this shared folder, we can do all the operations under this directory, and we can also set other permissions on this folder.

Figure 2.2 Mount file system