rfstop(8)                           CLIX                           rfstop(8)



  NAME

    rfstop - Stops the Remote File Sharing environment

  SYNOPSIS

    rfstop

  DESCRIPTION

    The rfstop command disconnects a host from the Remote File Sharing (RFS)
    environment until another rfstart is executed.

    When executed on the domain name server, the domain name server
    responsibility is moved to a secondary name server as designated in the
    rfmaster file.  If there is no designated secondary name server, rfstop
    will issue a warning message, RFS will be stopped, and name service will
    no longer be available to the domain.

    This command is restricted to use by the superuser.

  EXAMPLES

    The following command stops RFS on the current system:

    rfstop


  FILES

    /usr/nserve/rfmaster   Contains the names and network addresses of the
                           primary and secondary domain name servers.

  DIAGNOSTICS

    An error message will be sent to stderr but RFS will not be stopped if:

    ⊕  There are resources currently advertised by this host

    ⊕  Resources from this machine are still remotely mounted by other hosts

    ⊕  There are still remotely mounted resources in the local file system
       tree

    ⊕  The rfstart command had not previously been executed or

    ⊕  The command is not run with superuser privileges.

  EXIT VALUES

    The rfstop command exits with a value of 1 if a problem occurs.



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  rfstop(8)                           CLIX                           rfstop(8)



  RELATED INFORMATION

    Commands: adv(8), mount(8), rfadmin(8), rfstart(8), unadv(8)

    Files: rfmaster(4)

















































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