NetApp NFS Troubleshooting

Most "Permission denied" problems when mounting an NFS file system on a NetApp "filer" can
be fixed using one of the following two methods:
1 Flushing the access cache with exportfs -f
! Flushing the "NS cache with dns flush
#f course$ first confirm the NetApp%s list of exported file systems is correct using exportfs
before attempting the method&s' abo(e
)n the following example$ the filer%s access list has to be flushed after adding a re(erse "NS
record for 1*!1+1,+- .he filer allows read/write access of
/vol/tcp_data0/tcp_data0 to tcplewb801$ and has a search domain containing
example.com Pre(iously$ no re(erse "NS record existed for 1*!1+1,+-
# dig -x 10.215.16.57 +short
tcplewb801.example.com.
nvplenf601> exportfs -c 10.215.16.57 /vol/tcp_data0/tcp_data0
exportfs: 10.1!.16.!" does not have mount access to
/vol/tcp_data0/tcp_data0
nvplenf601> exportfs -f /vol/tcp_data0/tcp_data0
nvplenf601> exportfs -c 10.215.16.57 /vol/tcp_data0/tcp_data0
exportfs: 10.1!.16.!" has mount access to
/vol/tcp_data0/tcp_data0