Configuring volumes for UNIX mode support

If you want to use NUC.NLM in NetWare mode or UNIX mode for specific server volumes, you need to add the NFS name space to these volumes and add their names to the LOAD NUC line in the file SYS:SYSTEM\UNISTART.NCF.

1. On the server console, enter the following command once for each volume that you want to support the NFS name space:
   
   ADD NAME SPACE NFS TO VOLUME VOLNAME

   where VOLNAME is the name of the volume without a trailing colon (:).

   For example, if you have two volumes (SYS: and DOC:) on your server, both of which you want to support the NFS name space, enter:
   
   ADD NAME SPACE NFS TO VOLUME SYS
   ADD NAME SPACE NFS TO VOLUME DOC

   The ADD NAME SPACE command needs to be executed only once for each volume. The NFS name space will remain added to each volume (even across reboots of the server) until specifically removed with the VREPAIR utility.

   When you installed the NLMs on your server, the installation process added the following line to the file SYS:SYSTEM\AUTOEXEC.NCF:

   unistart
   

   This command will execute the file UNISTART.NCF each time you start the NetWare server. The UNISTART.NCF script loads all the NLMs necessary for NUC.NLM to work, and also loads NUC.NLM in NetWare mode for all volumes that have the NFS name space added.

   This is done by this command in the file:

   load nuc
   

2. To load NUC.NLM in UNIX mode for particular volumes, you need to edit unistart.ncf and change the load nuc line as follows:

   load nuc volname ...
   

   where volname is a volume name without a trailing colon (:), or the special keyword all to load all volumes supporting the NFS name space in UNIX mode. You can enter one or more individual volume names on the command line; any volumes not specifically named on the command line will be loaded in NetWare mode (if the NFS name space has been added to the volume) or in a non-NFS mode (if NFS name space support has not been added to the volume).