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6.5. Adding NFS Client Resources to an NFS Service

Configure the NFS Client resources as children of the NFS export resource by following this procedure for each NFS client:
  1. At the Add a Service page for cluster nfsclust, below the NFS Export Resource Configuration display, click Add a child. This causes the display of two drop-down boxes: Add a new local resource and Use an existing global resource.
  2. Click on the Select a resource name display in the drop-down box underneath the Use an existing global resource display.
  3. Select nfsclient1 (NFS Client). This returns you to the Add a Service page with the NFS client resource displayed with the parameters you defined in Section 5.4, “Configuring NFS Client Resources”.
Follow the same procedure to add a second, third, fourth, and fifth NFS client resource, selecting nfsclient2 (NFS Client), nfsclient3 (NFS Client), nfsclient4 (NFS Client), and nfsclient5 (NFS Client) as the resources to add.
After you have added the NFS client resources to the service, you can click Submit. The system prompts you to verify that you want to create this service. Clicking OK causes a progress page to be displayed followed by the display of Services page for the cluster. That page displays the services that have been configured for the cluster.
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