Mounting points are localized to the local server. One matches mounting points when application/services are migrated from one to another and one wants to maintain configuration.
You have an external SAN NFS server
more /etc/fstab
external resources such as the SAN/SNAP have to be configured to allow the new server to access the same resources with the same settings. Note depending on the type of access, (NFS/SAMBA) you can have multiple hosts accessing/mounting the same resources. ISCSI and FC you can only have one resource accessing/mounting the LUN..
df -h does not
what is the df -h from the old versus the new?
Unless you are cloning the old one from the begining, I am not sure what your difficulty is.
Adjust/adapt to what you have unless you can reinstall the new in exactly the same layout as the old......
DrDamnit
This looks like an HP Proliant DL360 (or similar) with RAID 5 with 3-4 72GB high speed drives.
If that's true, then when you setup the new server, you have to partition the main system to account for these:
/dev/cciss/c0d0pX
The remainders (as arnold says) are network mounts. These should be in /etc/fstab, but (as you say) you copied those over. Do the directories actually exist on the new server? (If not, there is nothing to mount).
What does mount on both machines say?
DrDamnit
Additionally, if the new server is a different server, with different controllers, the /dev/cciss/ devices will show up completely differently. But, I think its irrelevant to what you're probably trying to accomplish...
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Okay,
I did not make the best question. Sorry and thank you for your time with this.
From old server what I need is this:
mount:
smac-blahblah01:/storehistory on /var/local/pos type nfs (rw,hard,intr,tcp,rsize=32768,wsize=32768,timeo=600,retrans=15,addr=172.16.xx.35)
smac-Blahblah01:/snap03 on /srv/snap03 type nfs (rw,hard,intr,tcp,rsize=32768,wsize=32768,timeo=600,retrans=15,addr=172.16.xx.35)
//172.16.255.20/dax_data on /var/local/dax/daxdata type cifs (rw,mand)
//172.16.255.20/proddata on /var/local/dax/proddata type cifs (rw,mand)
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Mounting points are localized to the local server. One matches mounting points when application/services are migrated from one to another and one wants to maintain configuration.
You have an external SAN NFS server
more /etc/fstab
external resources such as the SAN/SNAP have to be configured to allow the new server to access the same resources with the same settings. Note depending on the type of access, (NFS/SAMBA) you can have multiple hosts accessing/mounting the same resources. ISCSI and FC you can only have one resource accessing/mounting the LUN..
df -h does not
what is the df -h from the old versus the new?
Unless you are cloning the old one from the begining, I am not sure what your difficulty is.
Adjust/adapt to what you have unless you can reinstall the new in exactly the same layout as the old......