IBM N7800 Hardware And Service Manual page 70

To copy the backup system configuration file using...
An NFS client
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Complete the following substeps...
1. Determine the taken-over node's name by entering
the following command from the partner's console:
partner hostnamenode_name
2. Export the node's root volume from the partner by
entering the following command:
partner exportfs -p sec=sys,rw,anon=0,nosuid
/vol/vol0
3. Go to the NFS client and create a directory for the
taken-over node on the NFS client by entering the
following command:
mkdir /mnt/node_name
4. Mount the exported volume by entering the
following command on the NFS client:
mount node_name:/vol/vol0 /mnt/node_name
Verify the contents of the newly mounted volume by
5.
entering the following command on the NFS client:
ls -al /mnt/node_name/etc/varfs.tgz
-r-xr-xr-x 1 root root 76229 2009-06-02 15:34
/mnt/node_name/etc/varfs.tgz
6. Copy the varfs.tgz file to a directory on the NFS
client that you can access with the PC by entering the
following command on the NFS client console:
cp /mnt/node_name/etc/varfs.tgz
/u/target_directory/varfs.tgz
7. Go to the PC and copy the varfs.tgz file to the
freebsd/ directory.
The directory structure should appear as follows:
x86_64/
freebsd/
image1/
image2/
varfs.tgz
diag/
firmware/
common/
firmware/
8. Go to the next step.