Answer / norton anti virus

vi /etc/dfs/dfstab
share -F nfs /ibm
wq!

exportfs -va - to export the directory
dfshares - to see the shares

client
mount -F nfs sun1:/ibm /ibm
vi /etc/vfstab
sun1:/ibm - /ibm - nfs - - yes
wq!
df -k - to see in if its mounted
cd /ibm and see the content

Answer / venkat

#share /test
#vi /etc/dfs/dfstab
share -F nfs -o rw -d "home dirs" /test
:wq!
#dfshare
From clientside
#showmount -e <nfs server ip>
#mount -F nfs <nfs server ip>:/test /home

Answer / daves

This is incorrect for Solaris; it doesn't have the exportfs
command.
You can edit the dfstab, as shown, which will take effect at
the next boot. Run the share command as it is in the file to
share immediately. (In Solaris 10 it's not necessary to
start the NFS server daemons first.)
The mount command is correct, except that the /ibm directory
must be created on the client before the mount.
The vfstab entry is incorrect. Depending on the importance
of the share, it could be:
sun1:/ibm - /ibm nfs - yes soft,bg

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