unshare(1M)                                                     unshare(1M)

NAME
     unshare - make local NFS resource unavailable for mounting by remote
     systems

SYNOPSIS
     unshare [pathname]

DESCRIPTION
     The unshare command makes the local NFS resource pathname unavailable
     for mounting on remote systems. The resource name in pathname must
     correspond to an entry in the file /etc/dfs/sharetab.

NOTES
     Although two variants of the unshare command exist in the operating
     system, i.e. as a DFS command (generic layer of commands for distri-
     buted file systems) and as an NFS command, it will only be documented
     once to avoid confusion: However, NFS is the only distributed file
     system available in Reliant UNIX.

     Nevertheless, when unshare is called, the DFS unshare command is exe-
     cuted first for compatibility reasons, which then in turn executes the
     NFS unshare command described here. The DFS unshare command can also
     interpret the -F fstype option. However, only nfs can be specified for
     fstype.

FILES
     /etc/dfs/fstypes

     /etc/dfs/sharetab

SEE ALSO
     share(1M), shareall(1M).























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