HP-UX System Administrator's Guide: Routine Management Tasks

or you can use HP SMH.
Choose the Now and On Boot boxes for when to mount - choosing On Boot
automatically creates an entry in /etc/fstab.
4. Do this step on each NFS client in the workgroup.
Edit /etc/fstab (or /etc/checklist) to remove the NFS import of /projects
from wsb2600 and replace it with an NFS import from fp_server (you must be
superuser on each system).
Find the line in /etc/fstab that looks something like this:
wsb2600:/projects /projects nfs rw,intr 0 0
and change it to something like this:
fp_server:/work/project6 /work/project6 nfs rw,intr 0 0
5. Do this step on each NFS client in the workgroup.
Now all users must stop working in /projects and close all files under
/projects.
6. Do this step on each NFS client in the workgroup.
When everyone is out of /projects, unmount /projects on each system; as
superuser:
umount /projects
If the umount fails on any system, run fuser -cu to see if anyone on that system
still has files open, or is working in a directory, under /projects:
fuser -cu /projects
You can also force an unmount using umount -f path. This will unmount file
systems even if they are in use.
NOTE: fuserwill not be aware of files opened in other directories within an
editor.
7. Do this step on the original server, that is the system where the directory that
is to be moved currently resides, in this example, wsb2600.
Back up /projects.
For example, to back up /projects to the system default tape device:
cd /projects
tar cv .
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