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Hello,<br />
I have a RHEL 5.4 with NFS mounts of a bunch of Windows shares using the mount.cifs command. &nbsp;I have two questions:<br />
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1. I would like to have the mount re-mount after a Windows share goes away and comes back online.<br />
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2. Monitor failed/successful mount of the remote Windows share via messages file (some sort of auditing?)<br />
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Any guidance on how to achieve these objectives would be helpful.<br />
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Regards,<br />
Chris
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Hello,
I have a RHEL 5.4 with NFS mounts of a bunch of Windows shares using the mount.cifs command.  I have two questions:

1. I would like to have the mount re-mount after a Windows share goes away and comes back online.

2. Monitor failed/successful mount of the remote Windows share via messages file (some sort of auditing?)

Any guidance on how to achieve these objectives would be helpful.

Regards,
Chris

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