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Jason Brawner
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I did an nfs mount to Win2000 server running Services for Unix. This works fine until the solaris box is restarted and the mount is not there anymore. How do I create a nfs mount that reconnects at startup?
I tried putting the mount in /etc/fstab but that didn't work. Any suggestion?
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I'm confused; is the Win2000 mounting the file system in question, or exporting it to a Solaris client?

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