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• Data and Technology

  Posted on June 11th, 2008

  Written by cliff

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  10G, backups, mount options, mountpoint, nfs, options, oracle, oralce 10G, rman

  RMAN 10G NFS Mount Options

  

  We backup our Oracle databases using RMAN and then write the backup pieces out to an NFS share. This has always worked well, but RMAN started complaining that the NFS share was not mounted with the correct options when we upgraded to Oracle 10G. After some poking around in the docs I finally came up [...]

• Data and Technology

  Posted on April 12th, 2006

  Written by cliff

  Tags

  change linux mountpoint, data, database, defaults, example, filesystem, fstab, HowTo, linux, mount, mountpoint, raid, raid 5, solaris, storage, sysadmin, technology, vfstab

  Changing Linux Mount Points

  

  If you’re familiar with UNIX, you know that changing mount points is really pretty easy. All you have to do is go into “/etc/fstab”, “/etc/vfstab” (or whatever your flavor of UNIX happens to call its filesystem table) and change the mount directory.
  If, for instance, you had a Solaris box, and you wanted to make the [...]

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