Creates or resets a mountpoint.
sp add mount {-r|--remote} REMOTE_FILE_SYSTEM [{-l|--local}
LOCAL_MOUNT_POINT] [{-u|--user} USERNAME] [{-p|--password} PASSWORD]
[{-W|--nowait}]
| Argument | Description |
|---|---|
| {-r | --remote} | Specifies the remote server and file system to use. If the
remote file system is exported via NFS, specify it using the following format:
If the remote filesystem is exported via CIFS (Windows network share), specify it using the following format:
Username and password options are only appropriate when mounting CIFS filesystems. In these examples, Server_Name is the IP address or hostname of the remote server.
The required format for remote NFS and SMB mounts is as follows: |
| {-l | --local} | Optional; Specifies the local mount point to use. The only mountpoint supported is /mnt. |
| {-u | --username} | Specifies the Windows account username. In the case in which
Windows domains are in force, specifying the domain may be required as in
the following:
|
| {-p | --password} | Specifies the Windows account password. |
| {-W | --nowait} | If --nowait is specified, there is no wait for asynchronous commands to complete. |
Return Codes
Following are the return values for this command:
| Code | Numeric Code | Description |
|---|---|---|
| NWSE_Success | 0 | Command successfully completed. |
| NWSE_InvalidUsage | 1 | Invalid usage: bad parameter usage, conflicting options specified. The remote mount point was not specified. |
| NWSE_InvalidArgument | 4 | One or more arguments were incorrect or invalid. The local directory does not exist. |
| NWSE_NoPermission | 6 | Not authorized to perform this operation. |
| NWSE_NoMemory | 8 | Insufficient memory. |
| NWSE_Busy | 9 | Device or resource is busy. |
| NWSE_RPCConnected | 11 | RPC client already connected. |
| NWSE_RPCConnRefused | 12 | RPC connection refused. |
| NWSE_NoRouteToHost | 13 | No route to host (network down). |
| NWSE_HostDown | 14 | Host is down. |
| NWSE_UnknownError | 15 | Miscellaneous error not captured by other errors. |
Note